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Posted On: October 13th 2026, 02:21 pm
88% of young adults say protecting free speech is important to democracy. Only 32% believe it’s secure today.
What does that mean for the generation that will shape it?
Today we release The Future of the First Amendment: Young Adults, a Knight Foundation-Ipsos study of U.S. adults ages 18–29. Confidence in the security of free speech has dropped sharply since 2021. The report examines where that erosion is showing up — on campus, at work, and online — and the disparities across race and gender.
Link in bio for the full report.
What does that mean for the generation that will shape it?
Today we release The Future of the First Amendment: Young Adults, a Knight Foundation-Ipsos study of U.S. adults ages 18–29. Confidence in the security of free speech has dropped sharply since 2021. The report examines where that erosion is showing up — on campus, at work, and online — and the disparities across race and gender.
Link in bio for the full report.
Comments (1)
18 days agodeborahthompson6596
We got those people( and you see them daily) that is trying really hard to take OUR voices from US but they live showing their ignorance ok
19 days agodeborahthompson6596
We have a government person who desires to suppress US he needs remove you red caps
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