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Marshall Fritz
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Late Luminaries & Iconoclasts
One way to define it \[libertarianism\] is: it’s a combination of the liberty ideas of the left and right. Liberals—people on the left—tend to like freedom of expression, freedom of speech. People on the right like freedom of enterprise. And if you combine free speech and free enterprise, you’ve got something quite old—it’s the American ideal. But, in a sense, also quite new. There are many people who say, 'Don’t label me. I’m a liberal on some issues and a conservative on others.' And maybe what they’re saying is, 'I haven’t heard a label yet that I like.'
Marshall Fritz (1943–2008) was a visionary educator and liberty advocate best known for founding the Advocates for Self-Government and creating the World’s Smallest Political Quiz—an iconic tool that helped millions better understand their own political alignment. A former sales executive turned philosophical entrepreneur, Fritz promoted the idea that liberty, not partisanship, should guide our societal compass. Through seminars, writings, and activism, he championed voluntarism, civil society, and a moral foundation for a free world.
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