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    However, censorship has been a tool in protecting corporate and government reputations around the world. According to How Internet Censorship Works companies like Facebook, Apple, and Flicker have all used censorship for moral and legal reasons. This means that a citizens rites are protected when they participate in the emotional harm of others, but when the reputation…

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    was declared as a human right (Carr 621). And as stated by the Bill of Rights, American citizens have the right to free speech, whether it is in a digital form or orally. As stated by Julie Adler in her article about the privatization of Internet censorship, “In a democratic society, in which progress depends upon the free exchange of ideas, providing citizens with a strong arsenal of digital rights protects them from the suppression of content in Internet spaces” (Adler 233). This quote is…

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    pornography”. He then goes on to say that Speak is an example of soft pornography, and shouldn’t be allowed in english curriculum. He believes that this book should be censored in school districts. Laurie Halse Anderson wrote an essay, “A Comment about Censorship”, replying to his, and many other people’s opinions that Speak should be censored from the english curriculum. Although some parents believe that some books are inappropriate for school, they actually teach values from one generation to…

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    The internet has revolutionized the spread of education and information, which has led the government to censor much of the content on the internet. In the “Disadvantages of the Internet Censorship”, by Ashley Holland, she explains how one of the biggest negatives that come with the censorship of the internet is the violation of the rights along with holding back the growth of the society. By restricting them from knowing the entire story, not only is that a violation of their freedom of speech,…

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    Book banning, censorships, and challenges have been a significant issue in the United States since the early 19th century. A book challenge is an attempt to have printed work be removed or restrained by the objections of a group or person. Whereas a book ban is an actual removal of the written work from a curriculum, or library (Edwards 2). The practice of book banning is a kind of censorship that restricts and prohibits the mass by law to have any access to banned materials. The First Amendment…

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    Censorship is making us less human [Since the creation of the written language, people have censored books.] Whether it be the burning of libraries, religious leaders creating laws, or organizations banning books based on sexual content or violence (i.e., Stephen King), people have tried to take away our freedoms of speech and press. Some see censorship as a help for people. But others think of it as a hinder to our freedom as well as our creativity. The problem with censorship is, that is is a…

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    There is nothing that comes close to reading a great book; the way it opens the mind to imagine, question, and understand particular information. Although many books display valid points and messages, it is understandable why some people or parents become offended by certain topics or specific parts of the book, because of their personal viewpoints and beliefs. However, this should not give anyone the liberty to censor books. What else will you hide from adolescents by censoring books? Banning a…

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    the world. Advancements of the Internet allows us freedom to explore and navigate between websites with a single click. However, this access brings along the debate of internet censorship, or the suppression of what can be accessed, published or viewed on the Internet by the government. In my opinion, internet censorship that is aimed at blocking the access of information or the views of a specific group is an infringement of our first amendment rights to freedom of speech and free expression.…

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    Holly Brunner Comp Two Carl Battaglia 8 May 2018 Censorship in High Schools Merriam-Webster defines censorship as “the system or practice of examining writings or movies and taking out things considered offensive or immoral” (“Censorship," def. 1a&b). In today’s society, anything can offend anyone. Who gets to decided what should/should not be censored? With growing political correctness, there has been a constant battle between parents and teachers on what books are school appropriate. Books…

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    Censorship In China

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    Chinese social media Did you know that China comes in 8th place for the most censored country? China has been growing more and more ever since it became a nation, and that means a bigger flow of information. This led to China establishing a bill regulating the flow of information over the internet. This meant censoring major foreign websites. Of course, this made a lot of people angry. With this being said, this caused mass protests, outrage, and chaos. China censored many websites, in order to…

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