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censorship
Title: censorship
Category: Law & Government / Government & Politics
Details: Words: 1024 | Pages: 4.4 (approximately 235 words/page)
censorship
While most people won’t admit to watching more than a couple of hours of
television per week, at any given moment millions of Americans are glued to
their television sets. The variety of programming offered ranges from action, to
comedy, to drama. Though not all programming is suitable for all viewers, as
adults living in a free country, we have the right to choose what we want to watch
and what we don’t. …showed first 75 words of 1024 total…
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…showed last 75 words of 1024 total…Network. 29
Feb. 1996. 18 Apr. 2000 .
American Civil Liberties Union. “Culture Wars Continue as Senate Panel Considers
Measure to Censor Television.” Freedom Network. 18 May 1999. 18 Apr. 2000
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American Civil Liberties Union. “Violence Chip.” Freedom Network. 29 Feb. 1996. 23
Apr. 2000 .
Dickinson, Amy. “The V Chip Arrives.” Time South Pacific 12 July 1999. 23 Apr. 2000
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Encyclopedia Britannica. “Censorship.” Encyclopedia Britannica. 23 Apr. 2000
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Gitlin, Todd. “Imagebusters: The Hollow Crusade Against TV Violence.” The American
Prospect no. 16, Winter 1994. 23 Apr. 2000
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National Coalition on Television Violence. What Good Is It?. 11 Jan. 2000. 23 Apr.
2000 .
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