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EPISODE · Sep 20, 2025 · 1H 11M

"Silenced or Heard: The Battle for Free Speech in America"

from Let’s Talk with Carl E Long · host Carl E. Long

Free speech has always been called the cornerstone of American democracy — but is it truly free? In this episode, I take a hard look at what free speech means in today’s America, through the lens of power, race, and politics. From the reported assassination of Charlie Kirk to the sudden removal of Jimmy Kimmel Live, these events are sparking questions about who gets to speak, who gets silenced, and who pays the price for speaking out.As a Black man, I know the struggle to have our voices heard is nothing new. History shows us that when we speak truth to power, we’re often labeled as dangerous, while others are celebrated as patriots. This episode dives deep into that double standard, exploring whether free speech is under attack — or if it’s always been under attack for people who look like me.Join me for an honest, unfiltered conversation about power, voice, and what the future of free speech in America really looks like.Hashtags:#FreeSpeech #America #FirstAmendment #Censorship #BlackVoices #CharlieKirk #JimmyKimmel #Podcast #FreedomOfSpeech #UnderAttack

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