- Winston Churchill statue in London, England. Photo by smilla4 via Flickr
Can we really say whatever we want, whenever we want?
Explore 10 short myths about the limits of freedom of expression, social media and the free press in an increasingly digital and connected world.
Take the quiz and test your knowledge, based on the 10 Myths About Free Speech myth buster by Gina Dorso and Ciara Regan
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