Jeri,

also, you said:

"If someone spoke out loud and publicly back in the 60's and said that Blacks should stay in the back of the bus, and subsequently got fired from their job in the Public Relations department of a large corporation, would you claim their rights had been violated."


If someone spoke out loud and publicly back in the 60's and said that Blacks should NOT stay in the back of the bus, and subsequently got fired from their job in the Public Relations department of a large corporation, would you claim their rights had been violated?


Is the case any different ( in terms of free speech) as I have stated it than as you did?