Critic: Teens loved rap music, but critics said it exploited certain groups of people.

a person who judges whether something is good or bad

Censor: Musicians don't want to censor their music because of their right to free speech.

to remove part of a book or song thought to be harmful

Scapegoat: Experts argue that music shouldn’t be made the scapegoat for violent teen behavior.

something made to bear the blame

Restriction: After families and teachers spoke out, the restrictions on music were scaled back.

a rule that limits what you can do

Confront: Students did not like the ban of music so they decided to confront school officials.

to stand up to someone in a threatening or accusing way

Compromise: Videos that are disrespectful to women offend me, but I can compromise.

to settle differences by accepting less than you want

Controversy: There was a controversy between parents and rap artists about the music lyrics.

a disagreement among many people

Promote: Vickie was amazed at the violence artists promote in pop music.

to contribute to the growth of something

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Stage C: Workshop 4 When Music Offends

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Boycott: Parents threatened to boycott music stores if they did not ban offensive music.
a person who judges whether something is good or bad
something made bear to blame
to settle differences by accepting less than what you want
to refuse to buy something
2
Agitate: If music videos agitate the viewer, it is easy to change the channel.
to stand up to someone in a threatening or accusing way
a disagreement among many people
to bother or upset someone
to remove part of a book or song thought to be harmful
3
Amendment: Our founding fathers passed an amendment to protect each of our individual rights.
to stop or break up
a disagreement among many people
a person who judges whether something is good or bad
an addition to something
4
Oppose: People oppose violence in their schools.
a person who judges whether something is good or bad
causing anger or hurting feelings
to disagree strongly
to contribute to the growth of something
5
Disrupt: Audra thinks music shouldn’t disrupt the learning experience.
to stop or break up
to settle differences by accepting less than what you want
an addition to something
to bother or upset someone
6
Critic: Teens loved rap music, but critics said it exploited certain groups of people.
to refuse to buy something
harmful
to stop or break up
a person who judges whether something is good or bad
7
Censor: Musicians don't want to censor their music because of their right to free speech.
to bother or upset someone
to remove part of a book or song thought to be harmful
a rule that limits what you can do
to contribute to the growth of something
8
Scapegoat: Experts argue that music shouldn’t be made the scapegoat for violent teen behavior.
causing anger or hurting feelings
a disagreement among many people
something made to bear the blame
to contribute to the growth of something
9
Restriction: After families and teachers spoke out, the restrictions on music were scaled back.
to disagree strongly
a disagreement among people
to stand up to someone in a threatening or accusing way
a rule that limits what you can do
10
Confront: Students did not like the ban of music so they decided to confront school officials.
to stand up to someone in a threatening or accusing way
a rule that limits what you can do
to settle differences by accepting less than what you want
something made bear to blame
11
Offensive: Executives at TCA say MTV’s music videos are offensive.
to disagree strongly
to remove part of a book or song thought to be harmful
causing anger or hurt feelings
harmful
12
Detrimental: Critics were concerned that certain lyrics were detrimental to its young fans.
to settle differences by accepting less than what you want
an addition to something
harmful
to stop or break up
13
Compromise: Videos that are disrespectful to women offend me, but I can compromise.
to settle differences by accepting less than you want
to refuse to buy something
a rule that limits what you do
to stand up to someone in a threatening or accusing way
14
Controversy: There was a controversy between parents and rap artists about the music lyrics.
an addition to something
a disagreement among many people
to stop or break up
to bother or upset someone
15
Promote: Vickie was amazed at the violence artists promote in pop music.
harmful
something made bear to blame
to contribute to the growth of something
causing anger or hurting feelings

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