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    stated that when her books were first being challenged, she thought, “This is America: we don 't have censorship, we have freedom to read, freedom to write, freedom of the press, we don 't do this, we don 't ban books” (qtd. in Flood). One would think that with freedom of press comes the freedom to read that which has been written and published. But more and more, these freedoms seem to mean different things to different people in the battle over books. Not only does it prevent people from…

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    Civil disobedience has been used by many historical figures to protest certain laws the most famous being Martin Luther King Jr. While they made huge impacts it raises the question, is does it make a positive or a negative impact on the people and our society. Recently there have been many "protests" as they are called that have been very violent and have hurt many Americans and society as a whole. But, in my point of view civil disobedience is both safer and a more positive influence on the…

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    Emigrants, immigrants, natives, all the people coming for the chance of the opportunity to start a new life where they won’t be ruled by a tyrant imprisoning them in penury. They come seeking the rumored “freedom” “liberty” “equality” which are found in America. America, the land of opportunity, opens and welcomes every person with open arms to access the American Dream that everyone glorifies. The American Dream is still accessible due to the ability to have the opportunity to start a new life,…

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    the husband. As far-fetched as this sounds today this used to be considered a social norm for most American families. Society condemned women whose goal was not to get married, have children and be an accomplished homemaker. In the document, “What Freedom Means to Us” Richard Nixon discusses all the wonderful things in America that separates us from Communist countries. Nixon talks about how America is the largest Capitalistic country in the world and we produce goods at an extraordinary rate…

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    “”Weapons of Mass Distraction”: Censorship in the U.S. Practicing your right to freedom of speech becomes difficult when obstacles such as place, time, and manner limitations of free speech are present. Also known as censorship. It can be difficult to break away from the regulations put on citizens of the United States by the government and to voice our opinions when one has to be cautious of what is being printed, communicated, and advertised, etc. Juan Williams describes this difficulty in…

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    Coca-Cola brand was faced with the theft of their slogan, “It’s the real thing” by the publishing company, Grove Press for their advertisement of the Diary of a Harlem Schoolteacher. The executive of the soda company, Ira Herbert, wrote a formal letter requesting for the Grove’s discontinue of their slogan as it threatened the brand’s originality. Richard Seaver, vice president of the Grove Press, wrote a letter in response to the request and unlike Herbert’s polite and serious manner, Seaver…

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    Liberty is simply freedom. “The shortest definition I know is, liberty is freedom. It is, however, as important to know what it does not mean as it is to know what it does mean.” (Stewar) I cannot think of a better way to define liberty. Some may experience liberty in their personal lives because of many reasons. It is the right to speak one’s mind, voice opinions, and to decide who is going to lead a nation and that in itself is liberty. An example of liberty is a slave finally becoming free…

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    Though some may argue it has been abused, it is much needed as it assures us of certain fundamental freedoms. Freedom of religion, of speech, of the press, of assembly, and the right to petition the government are all used as an integrated part of the society of the present. Without these, it would be very easy for the freedom this country was built on to be taken from us by those in positions of power. Second in the long list of amendments is one that has been…

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    introduction of laws to gain further dictatorial control of the economy and decreased political freedoms within the state. In order to examine how the New Economic Policy was a foundation step towards totalitarian Russia, it is required to understand the pre-existing economic structure within the state. Before…

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    and the Press, c. 1842-1914, since “most of the public had no direct contact with detective, the major source of information about them was the press.” Because the public largely received their information about detectives from the press, the negative images that the press presented overwhelmingly dominated the opinions of the public. These images were not pleasing and it only further degraded the image of detective when it was reported that they wore plain clothes when on duty. The press made…

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