Censorship And Sexual Education
The use of censorship was first recorded in Rome in 443 B.C., where there was an official government position to evaluate the population and control it if necessary. The abuse of censorship allows those in a position of power to decide what is acceptable for the average citizen to view and hear, violating the right of free will, to promote their ideas of moral correctness. Censorship of teachers answering students questions about sexual education have led to threats of discipline and dismissal. Regardless of this, sexual education in the school system is a necessity in our modern world. Despite making many parents uncomfortable, it allows the teaching about life threatening, sexually transmitted diseases such as H.I.V., human immunodeficiency