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    The Effects of Censorship of Music and Movies An act of violence that is completed by individuals is not being done because of what the individuals saw on T.V. or what he or she listened to‚ it is because the individuals must clearly have issues with someone or something to cause them to be violent. Censorship can not stop this from happening. Censoring music and movies is not a necessary factor in trying to limit the violence in society due to the fact that there is no actual proof of these

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    Censorship in music has been part of our society for decades. However‚ the reasons to censor the material that is exposed to the public are conflicting and so are the means as to how put in practice a censor to the material. There are arguments for the need of censored lyrics and there is some level of acceptance from artists that audience gets a warning of content before their exposure to it. There are also disagreements to a better way to create labels for the music industry‚ without them affecting

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    the art form known as music. Music’s verbal expression bonds our society through our emotions and experiences. This fundamental right of freedom of expression is being threatened by public and governmental groups who believe they have authority to monitor and decide what others should experience. The censorship of music lyrics is a violation of our First Amendment right‚ and public groups should not be allowed to bypass this right to censor obscene lyrics produced in the music industry. Through

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    Music has entertained millions of people around the world for centuries. Music allows the world to communicate self expression and creativity. Without music‚ no one would be able to listen to‚ or understand the beauty of compositions from composers Ludwig Van Beethoven‚ Johann Sebastian Bach‚ and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Music allows people to learn and develop important skills. These skills include better coordination‚ better time management and organizational skills‚ and music enhances the ability

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    censored at‚ Censorship violates the first amendment and all of its rights.The first amendment promises freedom of speech.This freedom is being violated by the government thought.The article states “The F.C.C has done its job protecting people on the radio‚but know it violates our first amendment”.What the article is trying to say is that the F.C.C is doing is way out of the boundary.This shows how out of control this has gotten.We

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    The American Music Therapy Association defines music therapy as “the clinical and evidence-based use of music interventions to accomplish individualized goals” used to “address physical‚ emotional‚ cognitive‚ and social needs of individuals.” Music therapy began in veteran hospitals during WWI and WWII. Local musicians started to play for the veterans‚ and the positive results became obvious (Music as Medicine‚ para. 2). Music therapy is even mentioned in the Bible as a way to cast out evil spirits

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    Music’s therapeutic effects have been observed since ancient times‚ though; the clinical practice of music therapy became truly widespread during the 1940s‚ when hospitals employed musicians to aid in the treatment of veterans (American Music Therapy Assoc.). Now music therapy has a number of practical applications. For children with autism‚ music therapy allows them to lead a fulfilling life‚ increase communication and social skills‚ reinforce academic skills as well as life skills. ASD is an abbreviation

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    Let’s say a school was to use music for advertising their own hoodies. It goes along great‚ they made plenty of money for a field trip but did they ever give credit to the person who wrote the music. Its understandable that the music maybe catchy but it is still wrong to take music with out giving credit. Many artists have lost millions of dollars due to people streaming their music and not paying for it. At the same time streaming loses a lot of money it can also be a potential gain. Small artists

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    Omaha native Nate Maloley (a.k.a. Skate) has become a force to be reckoned with. With a huge following on social media‚ Skate is one of the most prominent up-and-coming rappers/hip-hop artists in the music industry. Recently‚ at the 2015 Teen Choice Awards‚ he received a nomination for "Choice Music: Next Big Thing‚" and earlier this week‚ he released his first full-length album titled Maloski. Without a doubt‚ I have to admit that I am quite impressed. While I sometimes find that many hip-hop songs

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    Music is a powerful form of speech and expression. At its most basic level it is meant to entertain‚ but in some instances‚ it is so powerful to cause both cultural and political revolutions. My question is‚ should such an influential expression be censored? I believe despite the power of music‚ it should not be censored. I believe music carries important messages about life both good and bad that need to be heard. By censoring music‚ we shut out the ability for people to process and decide on their

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