Question

Protesting outside a church or mosque is legally considered

to be in poor taste
protected by the second amendment
a freedom of religion
a first amendment right
It's one answer not multiply

Answer 1

a first amendment right- you have the right to speech and protest providing you aren't violent or on private property.

Answer 2

Answer: a first amendment right.

Step-by-step explanation:

The First Amendment (1791) states that religious practices can not be restricted by Congress. However, freedom of expression forbids the restriction of both the press and particular individuals to speak their minds, and it ensures the right to assemble, as long as it´s peaceably. Therefore, as long as the religious practice is not restrained, protesting outside a church or mosque is a first amendment right.