"To the average person, who may not wish to make a speech or print a newspaper, it may be the greatest freedom of all. The right to be let alone is the only non-political protection for that vast array of human activities which, considered separately, may seem trivial but together make up what most individuals think of as freedom. I am thinking of little things, mostly taken for granted, such as the right to attend a football game, to refrain from attending a political rally, to wear a hat, or to ride a bicycle to work through city traffic.

--J. Braxton Craven Jr