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School Censorship
Persuasive Essay # 12010
School Censorship
Educational, legal, social & religious effects of attempts to censor or remove books from classes & libraries.
2,250 words (approx. 9 pages) |
9 sources |
1996
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"In providing students with a curriculum that reflects the widest possible range of viewpoints, school administrations increasingly find themselves under attack by opponents of intellectual freedom. Although in some cases the opposition is justified, in others it merely reflects a growing trend toward intolerance. With religious fundamentalism taking a prominent role in local, state, and federal politics, school censorship has become an issue that shows no signs of abating.Censorship is a critical issue because it is closely related to the function of education in society. From the very beginnings of the public school movement in America, school administrators assumed the dual responsibility of instructing students in the prevailing social and economic values of society...
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