Main Takeaway: In an era where saying the wrong thing can spark a firestorm—or ignite a movement—what does it really mean to speak freely? Many public figures are being shamed on social media for expressing their points of view.
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In an era where saying the wrong thing can spark a firestorm—or ignite a movement—what does it really mean to speak freely? Many public figures are being shamed on social media for expressing their points of view. Moderated by Tim Miller with Suzanne Nossel, Daniel Kovalik, and David Lat Should
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- In an era where saying the wrong thing can spark a firestorm—or ignite a movement—what does it really mean to speak freely?
- Many public figures are being shamed on social media for expressing their points of view.
- Moderated by Tim Miller with Suzanne Nossel, Daniel Kovalik, and David Lat Should
- NBC's "Meet the Press" host Kristen Welker discusses the latest in politics.
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