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    anything that might cause trauma” (Rosenberg). Yet‚ profanity appears in many worthwhile books‚ films‚ and other materials for the same reasons many people use it in their everyday language‚ to convey emphasis or emotion. Works with profanity also contain realistic portrayals of how an individual might respond in a situation‚ and some teachers intentionally select such materials to remove the allure from topics such as cursing. But even minor use of profanity has not shielded books from attack. Katherine

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    Banning of “Of Mice and Men” I believe that John Steinbeck’s "Of Mice and Men" should be banned. Throughout "Of Mice and Men" are offensive and vulgar language‚ profanity‚ racism‚ sexism‚ and promoting euthanasia. One of the reasons why i think it should continue to be on the banned books list is because the book is full with profanity‚ vulgar language‚ and racism. When the ranch workers talk to one another‚ they speak with bad language‚ not the refined English of a more educated class. The raw

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    “best novel of the century” by the Library Journal. With more than thirty million copies in print‚ To Kill a Mockingbird remains a bestseller. Regardless of all the praise‚ this novel has been banned and challenged in many different areas due to profanity and racial slurs. To Kill a Mockingbird was challenged and temporarily banned in Eden Valley‚ Minnesota due to the use of words such as “damn” and “whore lady”. In some other areas‚ it was challenged with being a “filthy‚ trashy novel”. In Warren

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    Picture Production Code‚ made to control the making of talking‚ synchronized and silent motion pictures‚ in order to provide wholesome entertainment to the public. There are twelve sections including Crimes against the law‚ sex‚ vulgarity‚ obscenity‚ profanity‚ costume‚ dances‚ religion‚ locations‚ national feelings‚ titles and repellent subjects. Under Crimes it said that no movie should be produced that will lower viewers moral standards or lead them to sympathize with the side of crime‚ evil or sin

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    Springer‚ Swamp People‚ Maury‚ and Steve Wilkos. Shows like that are what children should not watch‚ even though they watch it anyway. Those shows have a lot of nudity and profanity‚ which are inappropriate for children. If children watch those shows‚ then it’s ok for them to curse around you and others. For instance‚ Maury has profanity and shows the wrong type of people‚ like dead beat fathers

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    tolerable. Holden witnesses profanity around the city. Graffiti and carvings of the phrase “Fuck you” is seen multiple times‚ and it agitates Holden. An upsetting display results with Holden’s rant‚ “Somebody’d written “Fuck you” on the wall. It drove me damn near crazy… I kept wanting to kill to whoever’d written it” (Salinger‚ 201). He envisions the children questioning what it means‚ and a cocky human bluntly stating what it means. This type of defacement and profanity is not appreciated by Holden

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    many reasons why The Catcher in the Rye was banned‚ is because the novel has profanity‚ sexual content‚ unsuited to age group‚ and it has

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    The Great Gatsby‚ Banned In 1987‚ “The Great Gatsby” was first challenged at a baptist college located in Charleston‚ SC. It was challenged for the “explicit content (profanity)”‚ “sexual content”‚ and the excessive partying and use of alcohol. In my opinion this book shouldn’t have been banned. “The Great Gatsby” is very accurate towards the setting it portrays. Also if you read the book you’ll see that the lesson in it‚ is a lesson everyone should learn. The “sexual content” in the book does

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    Not only is violence a major issue‚ but sexual content and foul language is a huge part of MTV’s line up. Shows like The Real World and Spring Break fantasies and Making The Band display sexual content and profanity on a regular basis. They make it seem like violence‚ sex and profanity are ok in our society‚ like it’s the cool thing to do. There’s no question that TV influences the attitudes and perceptions of young viewers‚ and MTV is deliberately marketing its raunchy material to millions

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    Podcast Read the instructions in the University of Phoenix Material: Ethnicity and the Police on the student website and select one option to complete the assignment.  You must adhere to the UoPX Student Code of Conduct.  For example‚ do not use profanity‚ inappropriate language‚ gestures or unprofessional formats in your assignment.   Are you considering going to college? If so‚ then you should not just make a blindfold decision. This decision requires a lot of reflection on your end‚ as well

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