What happens when the right of one person to express herself or himself conflicts with the rights of another to be free from verbal abuse?

Assignment
One of the pillars of our democracy is freedom of speech, a guarantee promised by the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution and designed to encourage the free exchange of beliefs and ideas and political debate.
The First Amendment reads, in its entirety, as follows: “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances.”
However, the fact that speech is protected by the First Amendment does not necessarily mean that it is always right, proper, and civil. What happens when the right of one person to express herself or himself conflicts with the rights of another to be free from verbal abuse? When the ideas expressed are racist, sexist, hateful, and otherwise offensive toward specific groups on campus, do universities and colleges have the right to censor and punish that form of speech? Are campus speech codes appropriate, or are they a violation of free speech?
In a well-developed, thesis-driven essay, take a position on this free speech issue: Should hate speech be censored?
Purpose
Your purpose is to develop a defensible position so that you can persuade your readers to respect your argument. Hence, you will want to acknowledge readers’ opposing views as well as any objections or questions they might have.
In your essay, you will need to help your readers understand the issue by
1. clearly stating your claim writing a strong thesis statement
2. showing that you have considered various points of view by addressing at least one counterargument and/or concession with a rebuttal,
3. providing good reasons for your position, and
4. supporting your reasons with specific textual evidence from credible sources.
Other Requirements
Include a clear thesis that addresses the essay prompt.
Briefly summarize both positions of the free speech issue in the introductory paragraph.
For each body paragraph, incorporate at least one piece of evidence, in the form of a direct or partial quotation and/or paraphrase, followed by in-depth analysis.
Carefully analyze and skillfully incorporate your sources as evidence in your argument.
Provide correct parenthetical citations by including the author’s last name and page number, if applicable.
Include a separate correct Works Cited page
Audience
Assume that you are writing to a college-level audience who favor a position different than yours. Adhere to Academic Writing Convention
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. No first person–only third person point of view.
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For the 3rd credible source has to be related to the topic a good article from library source or on the internet will be good to support it nevethless make sure not plagiarsm hoping its good essay for better grade and should be in 3rd person point of view.

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