The First Amendment is broad and can’t protect everyone in society because everything is structured into certain groups under the government. The writer Lata Nott quotes that, “That doesn't mean you can't put regulations on a speech, like dictating the time, place, venue and suggestions for subject matter. It just means you can't do so in a way that discriminates against a certain point of view,” which means speech is limited as to where it has to be appropriate in a certain setting. There is a time and place for everything but on specific grounds like school, people do have to follow the rules or disciplinary actions will be taken into place. She also introduces the topic of private organizations, “It protects you from the government punishing
