... , thus blocking their employment in certain media such as movies, radio, and television. By doing this they accomplished the task of preventing the public from seeing what they considered to be objectionable material (Dubin 27). Who are they to tell the public what they can or can't read, observe, listen, watch, etc.? This is another clear example of an injustice towards the people in the subject of censorship ... increases by more than 50 percent. There were as many as 4,500 instances of book challenges in 1994 and forty-two percent of the complainants were successful in having the offe...

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