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    And the plot of the novel is based around censorship, and people being the same, censorship destroying individualism is the most important theme in Fahrenheit 451. The first time this theme is brought up during the novel is when Beatty is giving a speech…

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    If I were to imagine that I was writing a speech for my 12th grade graduation, I would think of a symbol that could represent my hard work and dedication throughout my whole school career. This symbol that I am using is a lion. This symbol also represents my graduation. This is because on your graduation day you have finally accomplished and defeated school. My symbol will also help you do this with good achievements and a good heart. One part of the symbol shows hard work, this part of it…

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    commencement speeches are inspiring and speak to all of the graduating students that are stepping into the workforce. David Foster Wallace’s speech focused on the life ahead of the students, who will be day in and day out in days filled with boredom, harsh frustrations and the same routine of daily life. When I first read the quote, it showed a story behind the commencement speech. The quote speaks to the autopilot lives that we are living, where we are unknowingly tangled in a rat race that…

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    Censorship is, by definition, the practice of officially examining books, movies, etc., and suppressing unacceptable parts. One big form on censorship is book banning. One book that is included on the banned book list is James and the Giant Peach by Henry Selick. The book is about a boy named James who, after the unfortunate death of his parents thanks to a rhino, is forced to live with his cruel aunts- Spiker and Sponge. For years, James, who was merely 4 when he moved in with his aunts, was…

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    under the first amendment which says "Congress shall make no law....abridging (limiting) the freedom of speech, or of the press..." which allows the media free range on what and how they want to report in the media. meaning they can choose to support whichever side the want, as well as report the false or edited information because of the right to obtain and publish information or opinion without fear of punishment or government censoring that is the protection provided by the first amendment.…

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    free speech. Also, it is used to hide important information regarding our government and economy. Not only that, but it is used for propaganda. The use of censorship isn’t a benevolent one to protect society, it is a malevolent way to keep people in the dark. Censorship compromises people’s right to have freedom of speech. The first amendment states, “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting the free exercise thereof, or abridging the freedom of speech…

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    Every student has the right to free education. To infringe on that right is to infringe on their 14th Amendment right and due process that is afforded to everyone. When a students is disciplined with out of school suspension, due process is afforded to them so their rights of a free education are not infringed upon. Due process in the educational system gives every student the opportunity to be heard and understand why a certain disciplinary action is taking place. Short Term Suspension In…

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    Peaceful resistance is defined as making a statement without any violent interactions. Violence just tells people what they already assume, that the resistance is not something worth fighting for. There is a view on violence that suggests it is used by people who are willing to hurt anybody for anything. The Law views violence with negativity and several repercussions. Peaceful resistance, however, do not contain any violence whatsoever. Therefore, the law is more inclined to listen and…

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    The idealistic gain from free speech in America compares to nothing else, its superiority when it comes to freedom reigns over all others. While free speech is greatly adored in America, there should be a limit to it because of the violence it causes, it is oppressive, and when expressed in negative ways such as rallies, adds a terrible connotation to certain cities. While there have been many positives to free speech, a variety of different families have had loved ones taken away from them in…

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    In the novel Black Swan Green, David Mitchell told the story of thirteen year old Jason Taylor, and how he survived being a teenager, even though he barely seemed to make it through age thirteen. When it came to the little imperfections in his life, for example, his stammer, or his crushes or the loss of a watch belonging to his deceased grandfather, Jason clearly was not blessed with a perfect life, and neither is anyone else. He was incapable of handling his own complications himself due to…

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