#censorship

#censorship

Crowder argued that self-censorship has led to certain words carrying too much power while discussing the difference in context surrounding the N-word and provocative lyrics.

It's devastating to me that someone's first experience of sex could be a gang-bang scene of mine. Like, that's not OK," says Akira, 40, from inside a spacious villa at the Sunset Marquis hotel in West Hollywood.

The Netflix adaptation of Judy Blume's 'Forever...', created by Mara Brock Akil, treats the original material with sensitivity while allowing the story to resonate in a new medium.

Hernandez's term 'drag bunt' came under scrutiny, hinting at censorship in today's sports broadcasting terminology while he reflected on historical terminology during the game.

Gallery Weekend Berlin, under the direction of Antonia Ruder, aims to enhance its format by introducing new elements that promote a deeper understanding of art and artists.

Aditi Mittal highlights the pervasive nature of censorship in India, noting the unpredictable and often absurd reasons authorities may target comedians.

The government views censorship as essential, arguing that the military must not be scrutinized in order to maintain national stability.

The BBC instructed Evan Davis to drop his podcast about heat pumps, seen as steering into public controversy, despite less scrutiny on politically charged content from others.

Careless People tracks Facebook's transformation as a political entity, revealing its alarming indifference to user safety and ethical considerations during major global events.

Fielder's venture, Summit Ice, combines quality outerwear with Holocaust awareness, parodying corporate altruism while genuinely contributing to Holocaust education through its sales.

"Tesla is currently experiencing a sales slump because customers attribute the right-wing extremist positions of its shareholder Elon Musk, who holds around 13% of the company."