Censorship of Sex and Violence: Describe your Position on this Issue

Instructions:

In considering the censorship of sex and violence, we need to balance freedom of expression with potential harms to people. For this essay topic, I want you to consider adults, rather than children, and I want you to choose one media form of film, television OR video games. 
Using reliable scholars and thinkers to help you, present an argument for each side of the debate (A) to censor B) not to censor Then in the third part of your essay, C) describe your position on this issue, including your reasons for supporting one side or another.
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Content:

Censorship of Sex and Violence By Institution Censorship of Sex and Violence Censorship is simply the suppression of images, ideas, or words that are relatively offensive. It usually occurs when some people succeed in imposing personal moral or political values on others. It can be carried out by the private pressure groups as well as the government. However, government-imposed censorships are unconstitutional. Censorship of sex and violence on TV is not necessary because it does little to prevent sexual abuse and violence In contrast, when private groups or individuals boycott against stores that sell magazines which they disapprove, they are protected by the First Amendment. However, it can turn out to be perilous in the actions border on the extremes. Private pressure groups and not the government promulgated and saw through, the enforcement of the infamous Hollywood blacklists that occurred during the McCarthy era ADDIN CSL_CITATION { "citationItems" : [ { "id" : "ITEM-1", "itemData" : { "DOI" : "10.1080/08838150801991757", "ISBN" : "08838151", "ISSN" : "0883-8151", "PMID" : "34478694", "abstract" : "This study tests the effects of exposure to sexual television content on emerging adultsu2019 sexual attitudes and moral judgments. One hundred and ten college freshmen were randomly assigned to viewshows that portrayed either positive or negative consequences of sexual intercourse. Results indicate that exposure to shows that portray negative con...