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Uncle Tom Cabin Miles Per Hour
2,709 words
From the moment she stepped foot outside, Princess
Diana of Whales had camera lenses and microphones
pushed in her face. She was constantly pursued and
for this reason she sometimes had to hide or
disguise herself in order to avoid the unyielding
persistence and constant harassment of the press.
Eugene Robinson, a journalist in England said,
"For the tabloids, day in and day out, no story is
bigger than the royal family. All the tabloids
employ royal-watching reporters, some of whom have
become ...
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Sex And Violence Violence In The Media
1,337 words
... u order. Like Playboy, it is an added extra
and there should be no monitoring what so ever.
Hence restrictions would violate the first
amendment. Another way the First Amendment is
violated is when the government tells broadcasters
how much educational television programs they
should produce and what time slots they should use
for such programs. Jeff Baumann, the general
counsel for the National Association of
Broadcasters that, "It takes away the discretion
of the broadcasters. " Another re...
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Cyber Patrol Internet Censorship
1,610 words
There is nothing more frightening than active
ignorance, the German poet Goethe stated.
Ignorance is alarming, no matter what good
intentions it is hidden behind. Today, an
ignorance of the issue of Internet censorship has
left a threat to free speech, our constitutional
right. Even worse, many of our lawmakers are the
ones feeding this fire. The first major law
concerning the matter was the Communications
Decency Act (CDA) of 1996. The CDA made it a crime
to transmit indecent material over the ...
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Freedom Of Expression First Amendment
704 words
Censorship by definition is the suppression of
words, images or ideas that are offensive. It
occurs when certain people succeed in imposing
their personal or moral values on others. The
debate over censorship deals mainly with the first
amendment and whether it is constitutional for a
group of people to decide what is right for other
people. It has exploded within recent years with
the advent of the Internet. Many different kinds
of people can and are considered censors. Parents,
teachers, admin...
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Sexual Aggression Sexual Violence
1,027 words
... e Court judge is quoted as saying, "I can't
define pornography, but I know it when I see it"
(Itzin 20). This statement can be heard at
community meetings in every state, city, and
county across the nation. Community standards are
hazy due to the fact that when asked what
pornography is to them, most individuals cannot
express or explain in words what pornography is,
therefore creating confusion among themselves.
Communities are left somewhat helpless in this
matter since the federal courts ...
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Perfect Example First Amendment
996 words
Censorship of Pornography Introduction: I would
like to apologize ahead of time, for what Im about
to say may offend some of you in the audience.
Wild sex, naked bodies, these are just a few
things that deal with pornography and our
government sensors it every day. Now that I have
your attention I would like to ask you to take a
different look at pornography. Look at it as many
peoples lifes, look at it as many peoples
occupations, but dont look at it as disgusting
displays of obscene actions. I...
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Censorship Of The Internet Child Pornography
2,014 words
Censorship of the Internet The Internet s free
speech rights are currently a hot topic in the
news for a wide variety of reasons. People are
abusing the Internet and putting things that have
no business being on there, for example such
things as child pornography, bestiality, and S
038; M photos and videos. Complete CD and software
packages ranging from $ 60 -$ 1000 can be found
for free on any random page if you look hard
enough. Countless people have been harassed and
stalked in a number of...
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United States Of America Bill Of Rights
2,482 words
Proposed Changes in the Constitution The
Constitution is one of the greatest documents ever
written in American history. Rights for all people
are included, and everyone is considered to be
equal. This took many years to accomplish, and the
United States of America are obviously proud of
the way they brought everyone together. However,
as great of a document that the Constitution is,
there are many aspects about it that are outdated
or dont give rights to people that deserve them.
In all great p...
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Internet Censorship Doesn T
815 words
The First Amendment of the Constitution of the
United States of America states that congress
shall make no law respecting an establishment of
religion, or prohibiting the free practice
thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of
the press, or the right of the people peacefully
to assemble, and to petition the government for a
redress of grievances. However, in the 1990 s,
many books, music, and online services have been
under attack. The banning of literature, music,
and other forms of ex...
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Theory Of Evolution Teach Children
705 words
Creationism Has No Place In Public Schools In
society there are many diverse issues that raise
intense controversy. An ongoing conflict has been
on what to tech the children in public schools
about human creation. Many religious leaders and
churchgoers would like to have the biblical theory
of creation taught to the children in place of the
scientific theory of evolution. This idea violates
the first amendment, would be almost impossible to
implement, and will inhibit any further expansion
of ch...
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Teaching Of Evolution Church And State
1,448 words
Creation: Where do We Come From? The issue of
teaching creationism in the public schools has
long been debated. Over the years many different
arguments have been made. First creationists tried
to have the teaching of evolution outlawed. This
issue went to the Supreme Court in 1968, where in
Epperson v. Arkansas the high court ruled against
banning the teaching of evolution. Soon after this
decision creationists began to call for equal
time, or the equal treatment of creation theory
and evolution...
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Freedom Of Expression Bill Of Rights
655 words
Desecrating the Flag Throughout history, Americans
have fought hard to gain independence and the
freedoms that come with it. However, some choose
to test the limitations of those freedoms. For
some time, Americans have shown their disgust of
the American government by burning flags, and even
cutting them up to use as clothing. Although
mocking the American government and the flag is
disrespectful, revoking the right to do so would
be a violation of freedom of expression, which is
guaranteed by t...
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Freedom Of Speech Bill Of Rights
1,205 words
Freedom of Speech: My Version and Theirs The First
Amendment has led Americans to believe in a
hallowed sense of freedom that does not exist;
freedom of speech. Freedom of speech in this
country has never been absolute. You can? t yell
fire in a crowded theater, solicit bribes, make
terrorist threats, slander another, intentionally
inflict emotional distress or be obscene in public
(Dickerson). What Americans do have a right to is
their opinion and the means by which to express
it, no matter if ...
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Child Pornography First Amendment
471 words
FREE SPEECH AND THE INTERNET In December of 1997,
the FBI learned from a confidential source that a
Maryland, male resident possessed child
pornography. FBI agents obtained a search warrant
and found that he had more than 100 pictures of
naked children engaged in sexually explicit
activity that he downloaded from the Internet.
Just earlier in June (same year), the Supreme
Court ruled in Reno v. ACLU that the
Communications Decency Act, which basically made
it a crime to broadcast anything indece...
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First Amendment Rights Censoring The Internet
1,370 words
12 - 9 - 01 5 th Internet Censorship Luis Barahona
12 - 9 - 01 5 th period Internet censorship
Censorship is a big issue, which we seem to be
confronted a lot with, especially in the school
environment. We have tried to determine if certain
books such as I know why the caged bird sings and
the chocolate factory are appropriate for students
to read. The challenge of deciding what we see has
also gone to other mediums such as television, and
music. But as we enter the new millennium, the
new, and ...
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Jenny Jones Television Violence
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Television Violence Society was changed forever
through the invention of the television. We now
have access to information across the globe and
entertainment around the clock. At what point has
the industry crossed the line in television
entertainment? Mentally or physically we all at
some point or another want to be like the
television personalities we see on a daily basis.
No one is more influenced than the impressionable
youths who are raised by the television rather
than their parents. After...
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Obscene Materials First Amendment
877 words
Censorship should be censored In 443 BC the
comitia center of the ancient Roman State began
the fight over censorship, or withholding lawful
information from the public to protect the public
from violence, pornography, etc This committee
felt there was a need for the office of censor who
decided what were correct manners and morals. This
Roman Empire was the beginning of the war over
censorship. Still we feel the need to tighten
censorship from the public for various reasons.
One argument is tha...
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Mumia Abu Jamal Write A Poem
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All Things Censored: The Poem NPR Doesnt Want You
to Hear by Mart? n Espana Source: web I was an NPR
poet. In particular, I was an All Things
Considered poet. All Things Considered would
occasionally broadcast my poems in conjunction
with news stories. One producer even commissioned
a New Years poem from me. " Imagine the
Angels of Bread" aired on January 2, 1994, in
the same broadcast as the news of the Zapatista
uprising in Chiapas. But now Ive been censored by
All Things Considered ...
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Los Angeles Times Soft Money
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There are four important parts to a campaign: the
candidate, the issue, the campaign organization
and the money to run it. Without the last one the
other three will not exist (Janda/Berry/Goldman
pg. 164). Politicians need money to keep their
careers going. Political money is divided between
dollars that are regulated called hard money and
money that has no restrictions called soft money.
Soft money is money which, by definition and law,
is not supposed to be part of our federal campaign
finance...
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Supreme Court Ruling Majority Opinion
2,934 words
The justices determine which cases to take. They
never explain the reason for their choices.
Whether or not a case is accepted " strikes
me as a rather subjective decision, made up in
part of intuition and in part of legal judgment,
" Rehnquist wrote in " The Supreme
Court: How It Was, How It Is, " his 1987 book
about the court. Important factors, he said, are
whether the legal question has been decided
differently by two lower courts and needs
resolution by the high court, w...
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