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    This case did not deal with speech; however it dealt with the question to whether or not a non-profit corporation had the right to show a documentary, this would place the case under the issue of freedom of the press. However the court did not use the Freedom of the Press Clause instead it applied the First Amendment right of free speech to Citizens United a non-profit organization. The majority found that corporations have a voice and have a vested interest in informing the…

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    As a result, this allows for a high degree of personal freedom, albeit at the cost of harms done to the person under the guise of simply ‘offences’. As Mill writes, “Over himself, over his own body and mind, the individual is sovereign”. Paradoxically, this includes harms such as dangerous stunts or sports, drinking…

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    What/Who is/are Anonymous? Cyber terrorists, freedom fighters, a group of hackers, revolutionaries or AN organization? Anonymous may be a movement. Anonymous has no leadership; if you think in Anonymous, and call yourself Anonymous, you're Anonymous. How huge is Anonymous? Anons around the world have Moved from opposing web censorship and control to Attack governments silencing the people’s rights, standing for freedom of expression, animal rights, Helped the less fortunate, protective kids…

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    that parents find offensive. Yes this may be true but authors put these things in a book for a reason, they aren’t putting bad words in books just for the fun of it. I think districts should not have the right to ban books because students have the freedom to read and teachers should be able to make the right decision. I feel districts shouldn’t have the right to control what students read because teachers should be smart enough to make the right decision on which book students read. In the…

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    Freedom of speech is a river that gives sustenance to the people along its banks so that they may grow independent and strong. Without the freedoms given to citizens in the first amendment, no one would be able to express their opinions and ideas about anything. Added to the constitution in 1789, the Bill of Rights gives us civil liberties and prevents the government from having too much power. According to the first amendment, “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion…

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    The Definition of “Hate Speech” The freedom of speech in America is something that is rooted in the core of our nation. However, this freedom can consequently lead to speech that is undesirable. Hate speech is the generic term that has come to embrace the use of speech attacks based on race, ethnicity, religion, and sexual orientation or preference. Hate speech can come in many different forms and may be difficult to identify. As hate speech is not a legally defined term, it becomes difficult…

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    funding of all faith-based schools and this has caused a major debate within the province. Canada is a diverse country with such rights and freedoms like religion, it is only fair that educational funding should not be beneficial to Catholic schools alone, but extended to other religions, supporting the notion of equality rights, religious freedoms and freedom…

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    Censorship is a very controversial topic and many have a direct point on where they stand. Censorship in books and other written or typed pieces is something that is widely debated. The First Amendment and American Library Association give the author specific rights, which many claim are often violated. Pieces are challenged by parents, students and those who are offended by the subject matter. All banned books include something that has been censored. A very important, debated question about…

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    America, the land known for its freedom and its classical novels. As years have come and gone, bestsellers and classics are being taken away from students in the school systems, the students have no say in the matter. Parents or the school board bring up the matter to the schools, then there are many meetings deciding whether the book should be banned or should stay. Challenging and banning books is a very popular matter now, with many eager to support, and some trying to get rid of the cause.…

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    Freedom Of The Press Essay

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    Young English III 21 November 2015 Freedom of the Press The freedom of the press is one of the many rights needed for an American citizen. The right to a free press means that the right government does not have the right to censor the press. Censorship is when the government prohibits the press from reporting news. The freedom of the press is an integral part of American life and it has been upheld by the Supreme Court on numerous occasions, still, the freedom is in jeopardy due to the…

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