The First Amendment protects only the rights of the speaker,not the right of the public to receive information.

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The First Amendment protects both the rights of the speaker and the right of the public to receive information. It ensures freedom of speech, press, assembly, religion, and petition. The government cannot censor or suppress speech or expression based on its content or viewpoint, and individuals have the right to access information and ideas without government interference.

The First Amendment Protects Only the Rights of the Speaker,not