squiddywiddy
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I am currently working on this essay, the topic is Should Huck Finn Be Banned?
and i'm writing how it should not be banned, but i'm having some trouble about how i should start the introduction, please help! Thanks
So far i did like... three rhetorical questions but i really dont like them
here's my intro so far
Does censoring material have a positive affect? When censoring something, does it actually ban the use of it from our society? Is banning a book a valid action if there is a reason to believe that society should not read it? In the picaresque novel, The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain, he utilizes phrases and words that exemplify the true colors of society during that period of that time. This book does not sugarcoat the harsh reality of racism in America; the novel shows the true severity of that culture, and because of this, the novel should not be banned, but rather be used as an informative and educational tool to refer to America’s history.
and i'm writing how it should not be banned, but i'm having some trouble about how i should start the introduction, please help! Thanks
So far i did like... three rhetorical questions but i really dont like them
here's my intro so far
Does censoring material have a positive affect? When censoring something, does it actually ban the use of it from our society? Is banning a book a valid action if there is a reason to believe that society should not read it? In the picaresque novel, The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain, he utilizes phrases and words that exemplify the true colors of society during that period of that time. This book does not sugarcoat the harsh reality of racism in America; the novel shows the true severity of that culture, and because of this, the novel should not be banned, but rather be used as an informative and educational tool to refer to America’s history.