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Media violence promotes healthy behavior

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Does popular culture have value?
Reality TV fosters connections between people	Heather Havrilesky
Reality TV fosters sadism	Michael Goodspeed
Violent video games can promote an understanding of human nature	Thom Gillespie
Violent video games promote violence	Jack Thompson
Rap music provides a realistic view of life	Carl S. Taylor; Virgil Taylor
Rap music harms the black community	John McWhorter
Is popular culture too coarse?
Television programming has become increasingly coarse	Jonathan S. Adelstein
Cultural conservatives exaggerate the coarseness of television programming	Carl F. Horowitz
Radio broadcasting has become increasingly vulgar	Frank Absher
Efforts to censor radio vulgarity are misguided	Neal Boortz
Rap music's focus on pimps harms society	Clarence Page
Rap music's focus on pimps does not harm society	Mark Anthony Neal
Popular culture encourages girls to wear revealing clothing	Jared Jackson
Revealing teen fashions do not harm children	Rhonda Hollen
The Federal Communications Commission should crack down on TV obscenity	L. Brent Bozell III
The Federal Communications Commission should not crack down on TV obscenity	Doug Casey
Is popular culture too violent?
Media violence promotes violent behavior	Ed Donnerstein
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