Around the year 1923, the Federal Radio Commission was formed. They were in charge of regulating what could and could not be aired over the radio. When television came along, the

With parents being absent from the home, a child does not know what a show may contain and watch it simply because they were drawn in by something mundane, like a catchy theme song or awesome introductory graphics. The FCC can hardly be held accountable, for it is fed by the support from viewers like us.

Though I do not watch much TV, I am aware of the rising display of violent content on TV. Whether it is through prime time sitcoms or cartoon channels, one can not deny that there is more violence. Cartoon violence used to be very fictional and easy to distinguish as the opposite of reality. Now however, in gruesome, explicit, and too often unrealistic portrayals of death and violence, the flexible minds of children are being not being torn by the moral issues of violence and anger, but the line between reality and fiction

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