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    importance of a truly free press for democratic self-government. We expose and oppose news censorship and we promote independent investigative journalism, media literacy, and critical thinking.” Project censored is a way to find out information that is either not being reported enough, or unfortunately, not being reported at all. Modern media censorship is what we are exposed to when we watch any kind of popular corporate news channel. Modern media censorship is basically the media withholding…

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    consume for literature in majority of societies. This censorship of history and…

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    “Freedom of speech”. This contentious combination of scribbled visuals and vertebrate vocalizations varying throughout globalized groups of grown gorillas has been an agent of domestic conflict in contemporary countries since the Enlightenment Era. The definition is clear and yet, the interpretations are blurred. A sheltered college freshman enslaved to supposed honor will proclaim themselves to be the great progressive defender of the disenfranchised and demand that the rights of their fellow…

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    everyone made equal” (Brown). Beatty is actually quoting the Declaration of Independence not the Constitution. Bradbury emphasizes “the power of language and the tyranny of its miss use, censorship, or absence” (Brown). The second point illustrated by Captain Beatty was that the government did not organize censorship but various minority groups who did not want material they found offensive published. Captain Beatty states “technology, mass exploitation, and minority pressure carried the…

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    he had made about anti-Semitism. Paulin said, “Israel had no right to exist, that settlers on the West Bank ‘should be shot dead,’ and that Israeli police and military forces were the equivalent of the Nazi SS.” After the department heard “censorship, censorship” they said “"This was a clear affirmation that the department stood strongly by the First Amendment." Fish said, “It was of course, nothing of the kind; it was a transparent effort of a bunch that had already put its foot in its mouth…

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    limits the use of free speech and media content though the use of censorship and the public sphere. Free speech and media content is important because it allows for the circulation of ideas and diversity and also helps democracy to function correctly. Regulations are defined as “formal and compulsory instructions about the structure, conduct or content of the media” ("Module 2: Unit 11: Media Regulation." 2.4 On Media Regulation and Self-regulation. Web. 22 Oct. 2015.). There are two main…

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    an ideal society. In this version of an ideal society, Socrates decides there must be a censorship of anything deemed inappropriate or unwholesome. Although it is superficially reasonable to protect the populace from unseemly content in religious myths, literature, and music, it is impossible to create an ideal society based on ignorance. The most prominent of Socrates’ censorships was his censorship of stories about Greek religious myths. Many of these myths contain strange and…

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    offers, and thus perform a self-censorship to keep themselves content. Through the firemen (which in, all of reality, are rarely utilized) enforce this dogma by burning books of those who dissent from the mass belief. There is no specific reason that books are burned outright; the shady descriptions of aging intellectuals and fire chiefs with rhetoric prowess offer little insight to the reason why books are forbidden objects. Fahrenheit 451 presents a theme of censorship and hedonism in a dismal…

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    Censored By Libraries

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    Literature, and other works of art, should not be censored by libraries. One primary goal of literature is, in fact, self expression. Writing is one example of an escape for authors. Their hard work and dedication deserves to be shared with the world through being shelved in libraries. It is a basic right for Americans to have the opportunity to read and be exposed to a variety of writing styles and opinions. Therefore, libraries, the homes of knowledge, should not be censored. Through the…

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    of the more important aspects of individual liberty. Individual liberty is essentially entails the extent to which a person has the ability to act as they see fit. Free speech guarantees “the ability to speak freely, to express any view, without censorship.” Rather than merely representing the most basic protection of opinions (free speech doesn’t entail protecting one from the judgment of others), it represents the driving force behind all movements of change, and the ultimate check to the…

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