Free Speech Handbook

Reach for this book when your child expresses frustration about school rules, feels unheard by authority figures, or starts questioning the fairness of the world around them. It is an essential guide for navigating the complex intersection of personal rights and social responsibility. By translating dense legal concepts into a vibrant graphic format, Ian Rosenberg makes the First Amendment feel immediate and relevant to a teenager's daily life. The book uses ten landmark Supreme Court cases to explain what we can say, where we can say it, and why those freedoms matter. It tackles heavy themes of justice and independence with a focus on self-confidence and identity. Parents will appreciate how it empowers middle and high schoolers to advocate for themselves and others with logic and historical context. It is the perfect bridge for families looking to move from emotional reactions to informed civic engagement.