“You have the right to remain silent.” You’ve heard it a thousand times on TV. But do you know where it came from? Phoenix, 1963. Ernesto Miranda. Two hours in an interrogation room. A signed confession. And nobody — NOBODY — told him he could say no. His case went to the Supreme Court. And in 1966, everything changed. This is Civics in 60, Our 250. Because rights don’t mean much if nobody tells you that you have them. Follow along as we count down to America’s 250th. sue.oconnell.nbcboston #Our250 #USA #America250 #History #Civics