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Discover the gripping exploration of free speech in America with 'The Short Life and Curious Death of Free Speech in America.' Authored by renowned journalist Ellis Cose, this compelling book delves into the challenges facing free speech today. Recognized as one of Newsweek's '25 Must-Read Fall Fiction and Nonfiction Books to Escape the Chaos of 2020,' this essential read meticulously examines how polarization, technology, systemic lying, and financial influences are eroding this fundamental right. Cose, acclaimed for 'The Rage of a Privileged Class,' confronts the prevalent issues surrounding free speech as it reshapes America’s political and social landscape. As the country grapples with vital topics like cancel culture and misinformation, Cose unveils how wealth and corruption have distorted the public dialogue. This insightful narrative provides a critical perspective on the implications of First Amendment rights in contemporary America. Ideal for those interested in media, communication, civil liberties, and American history, this book is an urgent call to understand the ongoing crisis of free speech in a divided nation. Engage with Ellis Cose as he provocatively interrogates the costs of forgetting the true essence of free speech today. An unforgettable examination that is as enlightening as it is unsettling, a must-have addition to your collection of insightful political literature.