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    Vulgar Language Analysis

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    Vulgar language and its censorship play a crucial role in human communication today. Many forms of media, including television and online chats, censor swear words with either bleeps or asterisks, often with the intent of facilitating a more civil environment. However, in the context of a proposed U.S. bill aiming to help create a more courteous social landscape through penalizing broadcasters who spout obscenities, Natalie Angier rejects the possibility of a “gentle” language. In her article…

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    Whistleblower Sociology

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    This week in class we focused in depth on whistleblowers. U.S. civic activist Ralph Nader coined the phrase in the early 1970s to avoid negative connotations found with other words such as “snitch”. I applaud his attempt to create a better word, yet whistleblowers are often times deemed snitches. Also, when people tend to think of whistleblowers, they probably think of WikiLeaks or individuals exposing important government information such as corruption when it comes to money or the military,…

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    Dear Z100, I love your music so much. I think you guys pick out the best music to play on the radio. I am positive everyone enjoys it. Anyway I was listening to your radio station and there was supposed to be a bad word in the song but you guys beeped it out. I understand there are younger viewers listening to the radio. The only thing is I don’t think it's fair that you bleep all the songs just because of younger viewers. What about all the other older viewers? Lots of people listen to your…

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    Propaganda is information specifically designed to persuade or mislead, and censorship is the suppression of information deemed objectionable. Although both are just tools, censorship and propaganda are not justifiable in any free society because their entire purpose is to blind and control. No matter what form it takes, propaganda is a tool used to control the citizens of a society. It’s dangerous because it works. In Germany, women were granted the right to vote in 1918. At the time, a very…

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    Banning Of Books

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    No Banning Of Books Have you ever gotten a slip asking for your parents permission to read certain books? There are people in the world who want to ban books that are too serious of a topic for students. Students won’t be able to learn about those serious topics until they are exposed to it physically. Students being restricted from reading books with serious topics won’t know what happens in the world. Censoring books take away the student’s right of freedom. Having freedom means to be able…

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    In 2015 the Frank Augustus Miller Middle School in Rancho Cucamonga California pulled a novel from its libraries after several parents complained that the book contained crude language and sexual content that was not suitable for that age group. According to the Marshall University Library this book was The Fault In Our Stars. In other schools Toni Morrison’s The Bluest Eye has been challenged and or banned from certain institutes many times. The novel was challenged and or banned in 2004-2009…

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    Guy Montag is a fireman who lives in the 24th century. At those days, being a fireman requires burning books and the houses of the owners' of those books. At the beginning, Montag meets with a 17-year-old girl, Clarisse McClennan who is his new neighbor. As the girl is beautiful and young, Montag begins to hate his wife and likes this girl. His wife, Millie is an addict of television. She even sees the life like the television programs and one day it's said on TV that an atomic war will…

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    personally do not think has a resolution anytime soon. Many have confronted such facts, but have not found a single answer that everyone can agree. Disputes as to whether censorship is a necessity to maintain a proper standard have slightly tip over to infringement of someone freedom of speech rights. The biggest issue on not having censorship and privacy hit a nerve on some parents and other advocates. Because exposure of pornography to children as well as the censoring of unappropriated…

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    John Kass’ “The Bell Tolls for Liberty on Campus” insinuates how college students fail to understand the freedoms and principles granted by the Constitution. Particularly, Berkeley’s students and Antifa groups have been responsible for the increase in violence during events hosted by conservative speakers such as Ben Shapiro. Essentially, I agree with Krass’ argument regarding the influence of social media and new sources because both utilities enable current college students not to face…

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    saying that this image was grabbed off of twitter by Cernovich. Therefore, Cernovich However, this photo was removed from the account of Cernovich’s account because Offenhartz had reported the copyright violation. This incident led to the alt-right censorship which led to the publicity of the photo. This incident then led to ten thousands of conservatives which started believing that the students of Columbia University were marching in their favor of pedophilia. 2. Robert thinks this problem…

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