Editing and Censorship of Music: What’s the Point?
Wayne Wood
Axia College of University of Phoenix (2008)
Utilizing Information in College Writing
Instructor: Necole Floyd-Turner


Editing and Censorship in Music: What’s the Point?
In a valiant attempt to safeguard impressionable youth and society in general from music content deemed offensive by some, “Parental Advisory” labels and content editing were created; to counter-act this, artists have found and/or created ways to say the same thing without saying the same thing, leaving listeners to decide for themselves (and in some cases, everyone else) if they are offended.
Censorship’s History
For as long as man has been able to think for himself and create his/her own opinions, censorship has existed in one form or another. Certain forms of music, poetry, and dance were banned by Spartan rulers during ancient Greek times (Newman, Roger K. “Censorship” Civil Rights in the United States. Ed. Martin Jr., Waldo......

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