The Gatsby Gambit Quotes

“Freedom of association, freedom of speech; it was the freedom to unite, to draw strength from numbers. But what good was freedom of the press if you couldn’t read or afford a two-penny paper? What good was freedom of association if you had no place to convene, no free hour to do it in? Speech might be free, Greta thought, but to be heard cost money.”
― Claire Anderson-Wheeler, The Gatsby Gambit