Social media posts following Charlie Kirk's death spark questions about First Amendment rights

VIRGINIA, USA — On Wednesday conversative activist Charlie Kirk was fatally shot while speaking at a Utah Valley University event.

Several people have taken to social media in the aftermath or Kirk's death, leading some Virginia employers to take actions against employees for making what they consider to be controversial remarks.

Some Virginia employees in the healthcare and public education fields have been placed on leave or terminated for comments made about Charlie Kirk's death.

These actions have led many to question where the line is drawn between your place of work and your First Amendment rights.

An anesthesiologist at Riverside Walter Reed Hospital in Gloucester was fired Thursday morning for a social media following Charlie Kirk's death.

According to a Facebook post, the