“Other people have no First Amendment right to your phone and free speech doesn’t protect telephone harassment.” Attorney General Dave Yost posted those words on social media after opening an inquiry into a series of hateful texts that reached Ohioans. They were part of a nationwide text effort that threatened black men, women and children and implied a return of slavery was imminent. Students as young as middle school reported receiving the texts. According to a report by The Journal-News, some of the texts included instructions for reporting to plantations and mentioned picking cotton. Others suggested the receiver should show up at a particular time “with your belongings.” Yost rightly ca
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