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Go Top 10 Mizzou Tigers!
  • Today
  • Complete Unit 2 Free Speech in Society
  • Wednesday
  • Exam 2
  • Get review guide on course web site
  • Friday
  • NO LAB MEETINGS

2
Communication Controversy O the Day Report
Smart One Jackie Carter Catherine
Dudenhoeffer Adam Fritz Marlene Kelly Laura Tyson


3
Generic Ballot
  • A. YES / Agree
  • B. NO / Disagree

4
Moving On . . . Whos Up Next?
  • Big Pimpin
  • Brock Christopher
  • Jeff Clausen
  • Abbey Gillick
  • Ashley Rockamann
  • Kirsten Willims

5
What did you miss last time?!
  • Last Weds guest lecture . . .
  • . . . uses the word "fuck" 226 times, refers to
    women as "bitches" and "whores" 163 times, uses
    87 words or phrases referring to oral sex, and
    one mention of incest.

6
Music Censorship in America
7
Whats Your Opinion?
  • Music lyrics
  • should not be
  • censored
  • Music lyrics
  • should be
  • censored

53 47
8
Labeling Inequality?
  • Alanis Morissettes 1994 Jagged Little Pill
    album had swearing and references to oral sex in
    a public place, as well as breaking and entering.
  • The Dixie Chicks, on their album Fly devote an
    entire song to the celebration of murdering an
    abusive man.
  • Garth Brooks, in his song Thunder Rolls also
    describes an abusive husband being killed by his
    wife.
  • White, mainstream artists performed each one of
    these songs and none of them received warning
    labels.

9
How are we (US society) doing?
  • Just how free are we?
  • Give US a grade
  • A. 14
  • Excellent, were the freest society on the face
    of the earth!
  • B. 79
  • Were doing OK, some good, some bad.
  • C. 7
  • Weve FLUNKED the founders conception of a truly
    free society.

10
Waging the Information War
  • It is acceptable for the US military to pay Iraqi
    media to publish and broadcast reports favorable
    to American forces?
  • YES 27
  • NO 73

11
Criteria for Evaluating Extent of Freedom of
Speech in Society (e)
  • 1. Freedom to communicate without fear of
    government sanctions or censorship
  • 2. Freedom from compulsory speech
  • 3. Freedom of access to effective channels of
    communication
  • 4. Freedom from government control of speech
    environment (speech privacy)

12
Why is Free Speech so Important?
  • What do
  • you think?

13
Why is Free Speech so important in society? (e)
  • 1. Cornerstone of self-government
  • 2. Allows discovery of the truth
  • 3. Promotes individual dignity self-worth
  • 4. Any regime for speech control would be
    unworkable and dangerous to society

14
Is this Hate Speech?
  • Hate on the web?
  • Sixty percent said we should censor hate web
    sites.
  • Censor a church?

15
Generic Ballot
  • A. YES / Agree
  • B. NO / Disagree

16
Which of the following is NOT included among your
1st Amendment rights or freedoms?
  • Freedom of the press
  • Right to petition the government
  • Right to bear arms
  • Right of peaceful assembly

17
The U.S. Constitutions 14th Amendment provides
for
  • A. equal protection under the law
  • B. right to bear arms
  • C. equal time provision for broadcasters
  • D. freedom of speech

18
Try this one . . .
  • First, identify the two extremes or poles of the
    social order continuum that weve discussed in
    class throughout the semester
  • _________________________
  • _________________________
  • Next, pair the two continuum positions that
    youve just identified with the appropriate free
    speech / speech restriction position
  • An extreme individual freedom or free speech
    absolutist position corresponds to
  • ___________________________
  • A position seeking to ban or restrict undesirable
    or offensive expression corresponds to
  • ___________________________
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