America's Most Underappreciated Right: Public Assembly
Something I wish was addressed is what the right to peaceable assembly even looks like in the age of technology.  I guess the same could be said about free speech, but I feel the greatest threat to these rights isn&#x27;t from the government, but from tech monopolies whose platforms have become defacto &quot;town halls&quot; or &quot;town squares&quot;.  If Reddit, Twitter, Discord etc, are how people assemble and communicate in the 21st century, then what are the implications of these companies being able to shut down groups unilaterally?