The biggest threat to free speech in an open society is, always and inevitably, government censorship that threatens people’s lives and freedom over their views. But government overreach is not the only thing that can imperil free expression; social pressure and intolerance for dissenting ideas can, too.
A new study suggests that these malignant forces have risen in our society, so much so that the public is now experiencing an epidemic of self-censorship.
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