Lots of parents and businesses think that books should be banned, do you? I am for banning books because I feel that books should not talk about homosexuality, drugs, alcohol, smoking, nudity etc. Books should be banned due to bad language and bad content. I feel like bad words shouldn 't be allowed in books because kids learn things from books and if it has bad words and bad content in them unfortunately kids will learn inappropriate things. Books should be banned if they have PDA especially with two people of the same gender.
This is enforcing a large amount of control on people and really quite 1984ish and
Persuasive essay People should be banned for smoking in public. Some people think smoking is cool and fun because other people do it too. It does not look attractive and no one likes people who have smelly clothes. You could get yellow teeth and nails just by smoking. Other people have other opinions of smoking, but my opinion is that people should be banned for smoking in public.
One category of books that has been banned and censored time and time again are books with LGBTQIA+ material. Banning these books are not okay. They are closing door for not only to help people who identify with an LGBTQIA+ ,but they are closing the door so people can learn about the LGBTQIA+ community. One’s actions of banning anything affects everyone, it can be out of selfness or selfishness, it can impact everyone around
This article written by Joe Nocera is a highly controversial topic within teens and young adults. The use of e-cigarettes has been scrutinized by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) as a new found addiction. The CDC believes that e-cigarettes are just as dangerous as normal cigarettes and are a detriment to the public health. Throughout the paper, Nocera is illustrating to the reader that he is very one sided with his opinion. Necura believe that e-cigarettes are not harming the youth but acting as a diversion to smoking combustible cigarettes.
Specific purpose: At the end of my speech the audience will be able to explain the negative effects of tobacco smoking. I. Introduction A. According to U.S. Department of Health & Human Services, each year, primarily because of exposure to secondhand smoke, an estimated 3,000 nonsmoking Americans die of cancer. More than 16 million people already have at least one disease from smoking. Aren’t these real facts shocking?
In this society, books are considered evil because they make people question and think hence why firemen are there to burn books. Another reason why books are banned is because minority groups were offended by certain types of literature. As days went on, more and more people were getting offended so more and more books were being taken off shelves. Eventually, someone decided to have all books banned since they would be left with none either way. One last reason why banning books were decided is because the lack of knowledge enhanced from books enables ignorance and ignorance creates people who are easier to control than people with knowledge.
Better yet, into the incinerator. (57) The books Little Black Sambo and Uncle Tom’s Cabin are both books considered offensive. In this society before books were completely banned any book that had the slightest bit of offensive content was viewed as a threat. The entire society is scared to ruffle someone’s feathers, which resulted in the ban.
Do you want to lose the ability to drive? No one should be drink driving. Drink driving causes many accidents. Alcohol should not ever be used on the road for the following reasons, it stops your brain from functioning properly, it is likely to hurt innocent people and why risk a fine when it can be easily avoided?
The majority of high school students are under the age of eighteen and minors have restricted rights outside of those they face on school campuses. For many students in public high schools, speech restrictions are based on the level of disruption it creates for the learning environment. The Supreme Court Case, Bethel School District. No. 403 v. Fraser, 1986 set the Fraser Standard, after a high school senior gave a speech that included lewd references before a student assembly. The court, decided that "the constitutional rights of students in public school are not automatically coextensive with the rights of adults in other settings" (First Amendment Center).
By doing so, they deter the majority of students from drinking recklessly as well as deterring underage students from drinking. If the punishment for underage drinking on campus was expulsion, many students, if not all, would stop drinking as minors. By them creating these
In Madera High School students on an average mentioned that the staff members in this school did not handle bullying and harassment to the expectations. On average 125 students chose from a scale 1-10 that the school handled bullying and harassment from a 3-5, ten being perfectly handled. A student who was a victim mentioned, “ It made me feel scared and it made me fear interacting with new people. I did not go to someone for help I went to my teacher for help but she did not really help”(Anonymous). This student obviously tried to talk to an adult and explain what she was going through and how severely did bullying affect her.
The book that person’s trying to ban may be somebody 's favorite book. You can’t take away someone 's favorite book because you dislike the book. Your personal opinion shouldn’t be something permanent and affect everyone. I agree with Sarah Begley in “What The List of Most Banned Books Says About our Society 's Fears.” She states how we as citizens have rights, and one of them being the first amendment which grants us freedom of the
Scarlet fever killed many people ages 6-18 more frequently than adults or younger children. As you may have read on the name it is a fever that also comes along with a very nasty rash that can be thankfully treated. It can spread as easily as giving someone a handshake or hug and is not very friendly to the human body. “Simply hearing the name of this disease, and knowing that it was present in the community, was enough to strike fear into the hearts of those living in Victorian-era United States and Europe.” (scarlet fever past and present)