The Common Sense Alternative Media And Censorship
By Miranda Sweeney
Living in the world today, it is easy for some to see why parents wish to preview movies and television shows before allowing children of a certain age to watch. At the same time, censorship has always been a controversial issue related to individuals of any age. For those who believe in censorship, the Common Sense Alternative Media website can be of assistance.
The organization's mission is to advocate, educate and rate programming for children, teens and families. The organization not only provides information on movies and television programming but also on apps, books, games, websites, newsletters, newszines and other publications.
The organizational website provides a great wealth of information. An "Editor's Pick, " section provides a list of what the website creators consider the best apps, books, games, movies television shows and other media which is updated regularly. Information on privacy and net etiquette can also be found on the site.
A Video section provides previews of first run movies and those yet to be released. There is also a section for reviews written by a variety of contributors. A parents and educator blog has put an end to the dreaded in-school parent teacher conference. Educators and parents can now discuss issues on the blog or video blog at times convenient for both parties.
It is unfortunate that the organization almost came to an end after leaking information about Congress taking over the internet. Whether true or otherwise, stating something of this magnitude makes major news. The organization's response is that the intention was to wake up the American people as to how many freedoms are being stripped away on a an almost daily basis.
One reason censorship, at this or any level is still a controversial topic. For some, it is a necessity to keep a child out of trouble at school. For others, it is going against the grain of every fiber to force censorship on anyone. When in reality, censorship is a practice lost in the light of indifference. A child is going to hear bad words at school and others at school are going to talk about the shows the child can not watch.
What matters most is the overall health and well being of the child, teen or young adult. The parents are ultimately responsible for the actions of a young child. When it comes to children over the age of twelve, then parental involvement collides with peer pressure and fault could lie elsewhere. Still, troubled souls became that way because of something somewhere in the past. One reason some areas are now passing laws that hold parents responsible for a number of crimes committed by the child.
When a child lives in harmony and balance with body, mind and spirit, most often the child is a healthy one. A child needs the guidance and direction of the parents to assure proper behavior in school and society at large. A plethora of documents on the internet can provide some great ideas on how to reward positive behavior while overlooking negative type behaviors in teens and younger children. Most who have rare but necessary parental attention and love grow up to be outstanding members of society.
The organization's mission is to advocate, educate and rate programming for children, teens and families. The organization not only provides information on movies and television programming but also on apps, books, games, websites, newsletters, newszines and other publications.
The organizational website provides a great wealth of information. An "Editor's Pick, " section provides a list of what the website creators consider the best apps, books, games, movies television shows and other media which is updated regularly. Information on privacy and net etiquette can also be found on the site.
A Video section provides previews of first run movies and those yet to be released. There is also a section for reviews written by a variety of contributors. A parents and educator blog has put an end to the dreaded in-school parent teacher conference. Educators and parents can now discuss issues on the blog or video blog at times convenient for both parties.
It is unfortunate that the organization almost came to an end after leaking information about Congress taking over the internet. Whether true or otherwise, stating something of this magnitude makes major news. The organization's response is that the intention was to wake up the American people as to how many freedoms are being stripped away on a an almost daily basis.
One reason censorship, at this or any level is still a controversial topic. For some, it is a necessity to keep a child out of trouble at school. For others, it is going against the grain of every fiber to force censorship on anyone. When in reality, censorship is a practice lost in the light of indifference. A child is going to hear bad words at school and others at school are going to talk about the shows the child can not watch.
What matters most is the overall health and well being of the child, teen or young adult. The parents are ultimately responsible for the actions of a young child. When it comes to children over the age of twelve, then parental involvement collides with peer pressure and fault could lie elsewhere. Still, troubled souls became that way because of something somewhere in the past. One reason some areas are now passing laws that hold parents responsible for a number of crimes committed by the child.
When a child lives in harmony and balance with body, mind and spirit, most often the child is a healthy one. A child needs the guidance and direction of the parents to assure proper behavior in school and society at large. A plethora of documents on the internet can provide some great ideas on how to reward positive behavior while overlooking negative type behaviors in teens and younger children. Most who have rare but necessary parental attention and love grow up to be outstanding members of society.
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