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An intern was fired for posting a photo of a sign that her employer posted that appeared to indicate that the company was minimizing the danger of alligators on its property. Did the company violate her Constitutional rights by firing her?a. She is entitled to get her job back because her employer violated her freedom of speech.b. She is entitled to get her job back because her employer violated her freedom of expression.c. She is entitled to get her job back because her employer violated her right to due process.d. She has no constitutional rights.
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