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MAD magazine and Censorship — Research Starter
MAD magazine, established in 1952 by William Gaines and Harvey Kurtzman, is a renowned satirical publication that emerged in response to societal concerns about the impact of comic books on youth. The…
Lou Grant (Television series) — Research Starter
"Lou Grant" is a critically acclaimed television series that aired from 1977 to 1982, featuring the character Lou Grant, portrayed by Edward Asner, a newspaper editor navigating personal and…
Lotteries — Research Starter
Lotteries are a form of gambling that elicits diverse opinions across political and social spectrums. Conservatives often view lotteries as morally questionable due to their gambling nature, while…
Lord Chamberlain — Research Starter
The Lord Chamberlain is a historical court official in the British monarchy, primarily responsible for overseeing royal entertainments. His role expanded significantly in 1737, when he was granted…
Licensing Act of 1737 — Research Starter
The Licensing Act of 1737 was a significant piece of legislation in Great Britain that established formal censorship of the theater. Prompted by political tensions and the success of satirical plays…
Licensing Act of 1662 — Research Starter
The Licensing Act of 1662 was a significant piece of legislation in England that emerged in response to the growing influence of the printing press as a tool for political and religious discourse.…
Library Bill of Rights — Research Starter
The Library Bill of Rights is a foundational document established by the American Library Association (ALA) that emphasizes the importance of free access to information and resources in libraries.…
Letters to editors — Research Starter
Letters to the editor are a traditional feature of newspapers, allowing readers to express their opinions and engage in public discourse. Historically, these letters played a significant role in…
Les Amants (film) — Research Starter
"Les Amants" is a French film directed by Louis Malle, adapted from the novel "Point de Lendemain" by Dominique Vivant. The story revolves around a young wife who feels neglected in her marriage and…
Leonard Jeffries, Jr — Research Starter
Leonard Jeffries, Jr. is a notable figure in the academic field of black studies, having served as a tenured professor and chairman of the black studies department at the City College of New York…