... essay, "In Praise of Censure,"" Garry Wills, the Henry r. Luce Professor of American Culture and Public Policy at Northwestern University, defines censure, as oppose to censorship. Wills also strives to persuade the reader that censure, the open expression of moral disapproval, can strongly and effectively hold certain ideas up for critical analysis without suppressing them or hindering the rights protected by ... government organizations. Wills also uses authorative testimony to support his statement that censure is better than censorship. He states that while censorship can restrict a...

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