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Censorship during the Mexican-American War  — Research Starter

Censorship during the Mexican-American War (1846-1848) was notably minimal, marking a significant shift in how wars were reported in the United States. As the first American conflict extensively…

Men's Magazines and Censorship  — Research Starter

Men's magazines have historically navigated a complex landscape of censorship, particularly regarding their content related to sex and the portrayal of women. Before the early 1950s, these…

Mel and Norma Gabler  — Research Starter

Mel and Norma Gabler were a Texas-based couple who became influential figures in the debate over educational content in American schools, particularly regarding textbook content. Their journey began…

Medical Malpractice and Censorship  — Research Starter

Medical malpractice refers to substandard care provided by healthcare professionals that results in patient injury, which can lead to legal consequences. In the context of malpractice, patients have…

Media Censorship during the Korean War  — Research Starter

Media censorship during the Korean War emerged as a significant issue following North Korea's invasion of South Korea in June 1950. In contrast to the media's generally supportive role during World…

Maya books (destruction of)  — Research Starter

The destruction of Maya books refers to a significant cultural loss that occurred in the 16th century, particularly exemplified by an event in 1562 when Spanish friar Diego de Landa ordered the…

Matthew Lyon  — Research Starter

Matthew Lyon, often referred to as "Ragged Matt the Democrat," was an Irish immigrant and a veteran of the Revolutionary War who became a notable political figure in the United States after being…

Master of the Revels  — Research Starter

The Master of the Revels was an official position established in 1545 by King Henry VIII of England, responsible for overseeing theatrical entertainment for the royal court. Initially, this role was…

Masonry and censorship  — Research Starter

Masonry is a global fraternal organization that emphasizes charitable work and mutual support among its members, while also incorporating elements of secrecy through rituals and signs, often tied to…

Mani  — Research Starter

Mani was the founder of Manichaeism, a religious movement characterized by its radically dualistic worldview, which drew parallels to other major religions such as Christianity, Judaism,…