Wendy Auger has proudly shown off her vanity plate, “PB4WEGO,” for fifteen years. But recently, the state of New Hampshire decided it was “inappropriate,” leaving Wendy confused and annoyed. Wendy pleaded with the New Hampshire Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) to let her keep her plate, but they refused, calling the plate’s message offensive. For Wendy, her car has always been a way to express herself and bring smiles to people’s faces. Wendy argues that the state’s decision violates her right to free expression. “Saying ‘pee before we go’ is

A teacher in California got into trouble for removing the U.S. flag from her classroom and sharing her personal views online. Kristin Pitzen, who works at Newport Mesa School District in Orange County, posted a TikTok video (which has since been deleted) where she explained that she took down the American flag because it made her feel “uncomfortable.” “I packed it away somewhere and can’t find it,” she said, laughing. In the video, she also mentioned that during the Pledge of Allegiance, she allows her students to choose whether to