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Internet Censorship
“And why could you not turn in your assignment, Michael?� inquired Mrs. Anderson after asking her 7th grade students to turn in their reports on the impact of HIV and AIDs. “I tried Mrs. Anderson,� replied Michael “but the computers at home and in the libraries wouldn’t let me find the information. All the sites I visited were blocked. I’m sorry Mrs. Anderson. I just couldn’t complete my report (Meeder 56).�Although students have the right to decide for themselves what is and is not inappropriate censoring material pertaining to subjects would be unfair to students whom needed it.
First, there is a lot of information on the Internet that the government may consider distasteful, and much of that information can be accessed. Due to this fact, they have censored information that is well needed for children’s education. “In a study in the late 2002, it was conducted by the Kaiser Family Foundation.� They stated that ‘in many instances......

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