At the end of Fahrenheit 451, by Ray Bradbury, readers should wonder what if, all the censoring the government and censors are trying to establish actually brings the nation to a totalitarian government like the one read in Fahrenheit 451. With this thought we can then realize that what people read, write, or see cannot be censored because it is always in their minds.

A policy of banning literature and works outweighs the positive effects. Restricting a child's ability to reach their full intellectual potential is not worth the small chance that the music industry, media, and books can possibly have an affect on a child's personality, attitude, or behavior. It is also evident that even though schools, churches, the media, parents, and the music industry have the power to control what the youth of America is exposed to does not mean that it is in the best interest of the child or young teenager to be protected.

Should people be able to deny a student's freedom to read any book they wish to in a school? Every time adults ban a book, kids lose the chance to gain knowledge from that work of literature. The students' outlook on the world becomes narrower as they lose access to an insightful point of view.

Analysis of the U.S. government's role in media censorship.

Censorship in films and other mediums is uneeded. The author cites sources that maintain that richness of today's films would not be present with government monitoring its contents and that films don't cause people to harm each other.

Essay discusses the The Communications Decency Act of 1996.

A review of the U.S. government's involved in the regulation of pornography distributed over the Internet.

Censorship is not an intrusion on the rights of Americans, it is a great idea. Censorship keeps the innocent, innocent.

Censorship within novels, movies, and music. These include Edith Hamilton's Mythology, Harry Potter, the Bible, and the Odyssey.

Why is sex more controversial and censored than violence in today's films?

Essay shows how the banning of books is an injustice to society.

An essay strongly against censorship in today's society.

Essay analyzes if rock music should be strickend of its offensive lyrics.

Book burnings have been conducted throughout history in many countries, not just the United States. Usually motivated by moral, political, or religious objections to material, book burning and censorship destroys free expression and thoughts, and it threatens Americans' right to freedom of speech.

A personal opinion in favor of the use of reading restrictions and censorship in society. The reasons in support of this opinion include protection of an individual's privacy to common courtesy.

Censorship has a daily negative impact on our present-day society, as news articles, television shows, radio broadcasts, music, and other content for public viewing are affected. Altering such products unjustifiably changes the meaning that the creators of those products originally intended, thus limiting their freedom of expression.

Discusses the importance of censorship in Canadian society. Explores the role media plays in government censorship. Maintains that censoring indecent and obscene information is an important role of government.

Music videos may portray messages that parents do not want their children to see. However, censorship of music videos is not the answer, and there are other ways to address the problem.

Debates if censorship should have a place in our society.