By asserting that “it is irresponsible for newspapers...to fail to show [pictures of dead bodies]” (Ephron, 113), Ephron imposes that it is the newspaper’s responsibility to publish their pictures. The newspaper should not publish only what the community wants to see. It should include all articles and photographs, even those which end in disaster. Although these articles or photographs may offend certain members of the viewing audience, Bok assures that “we are faced with...the conflict between our commitment to free speech and our desire to foster a community founded on mutual respect” (Bok, 51). This is one of the main arguments that appears when the First Amendment is conveyed. Whose rights should be further expressed : the photographer’s right to publish the pictures, or the viewer’s right to disregard them? The answer to this question lies in the word equality. According to the First Amendment, both rights should be equally

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