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I #39;M MELTON. MOST OF THESE VIDEOS ARE ABOUT CENSORSHIP. MANY ARE DESIGNED TO BE ATTENTION GETTING. BUT THEY CAN #39;T BE ALL THAT BAD OR CONTROVERSIAL... I #39;VE NEVER GOTTEN ONE NEGATIVE COMMENT ABOUT...
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535 Response to Censorship Discussion
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Unnecessary Hannibal Censorship 1
I took some scenes from Hannibal and censored them needlessly to imply things that aren #39;t actually happening. If people like this I can make more but I assume it #39;ll only ever be funny to me.
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Published:Monday, October 7, 2013
Updated:Monday, October 7, 2013 00:10
Okanagan College Library | Creative Commons
Many schools around the nation celebrated banned books week this year from Sept. 22-28.
DePaul recently participated in the Library of Congresss Banned Books Week by hosting a read-aloud of titles that have been banned around the country. Although this issue may seem like a thing of the past, it is still crucial for people everywhere to understand the effects that censorship can have on our society.
DePaul understands the importance of having access to all kinds of knowledge, whether it comes from a simple textbook or books of a more provocative nature. Coordinator of Reference, Instruction, and Academic Engagement Heather Jagman, helped to organize the events last week.
I think all readers should be able to freely choose the type of material they want to explore, she said. If everyones access to a particular text is restricted because one person finds it objectionable, individuals may be deprived of information that is important to their learning and development.
Many students support this movement and DePauls decision to embrace it. Freshman Austin Woodruff feels very strongly about the topic of censorship of reading material.
I believe that censorship comes from a weak place in people, Woodruff stated. I believe that when people challenge certain books, it says a lot about who they are as a person.
Woodruff brings up an interesting point in his views of censorship. We tend to hate what we dont understand. Rather than inquiring more about certain topics, its easier for people to take the "ignorance is bliss" approach.
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It's time to turn the page away from literary censorship