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    censored or not. They seem to try to uphold a more conservative position when it comes to art that is not of the norm. Art is a way of expression and people should be able to express it in any way, shape or form. It is sad to say that this occurs in the United States even though in our Constitution it states that each citizen has the right to freedom of expression. Artists are holding back on the art because they do not want the negative attention from the media. There still will be a bold…

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    Freedom is having the right to act, speak, or think as one wants, and having absolute freedom in creating art pieces mean that no one or no authority can censor it. Usually, authorities such as the government tend to censor art pieces at which they deem unfit and unsuitable for the public audience. The act of censoring is unfair for the artists, as it may mean that they do not have the freedom of expression through art, defeating the purpose of the artwork due to the removal of the main items of…

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    Censorship Debate

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    alike. However, under the guise of public safety, governments often choose to censor all forms of expression that may be construed as harmful to the people. Ironically, authorities of state violate the fundamental rights of their people by choosing to edit the boundaries of freedom of expression itself. The fundamental thought that underlies the assumption governments should control freedom of expression has existed for centuries and, more often than not, has been detrimental to the advancement…

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    Witch hunts were and still are a grand part of today's societies, they just are not called witch hunts anymore at this point in time. Exploring the 'burning' of books of which these show an idea or portion of history in which people of this modern era believe to be; extremely unkind, hurtful, and degrading to the accusing person(s), in regards to a book. The accusers can seldom make a strong argument as to why certain books, should be deemed ineligible for consumption of a young child's mindset…

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    essential elements to all valid arguments, though they may take different forms. A recent argument that I experienced was the reading assignment on Flag Burning. The Students argument is that flag burning should not be banned because it is a an expression of a citizens…

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    part of novels that are considered offensive, immoral, harmful language, while suppressing the freedom of expression of writers, historians, and readers as well. I believe that censorship prevents people from accessing educational information, literary ideas, environmental and political debates, which in return inhibits communication and restrict written and oral expression. Censorship takes away the freedom to express ourselves as we see fit (first basic right guaranteed by the First Amendment…

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    Censoring, as defined in the Merriam-Webster dictionary (2018), refers to "an official who examines materials (such as publications or films) for objectionable matter". (Merriam-Webster, 2018). Censorship has its pros and cons; some pros include censoring a nation's top-secret technological patent which, if released, would compromise a nation's national security, coupled with civil unrest and make a nation the target amongst other nations for that patent, thus censorship can help keep the peace…

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    her journal article, A Historical Analysis of the Development of Free Speech Justifications that, as power in religious and political institutions have progressed, the rationalization of freedom of expression has evolved. “This critical argument can be a strong base for asking whether exercising or restricting freedom of speech…

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    will never die. They are buried alive and will come forth later in uglier ways.” Self expression has been shown to be an important part of one 's identity and personality. One may express themselves in nearly every aspect of their life. This is especially prominent The Picture of Dorian Gray and The Secret Life of Bees in the way that they express their mental state. When an environment is void of self expression, it has negative effects on mental health, People can express themselves in a…

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    ideas when trying to plan something violent. As a citizen of the United States of America, everyone should have the right of freedom of expression. People should have a chance to give their opinion or suggestion on what they believe. But when it comes to…

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