Why did the RIAA place the Parental Advisory Sticker?

They wanted to appease the PMRC and have a lesser tax.

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Music and the First Amendment

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Group 6's Physical Artifact on music within the context of the First Amendment.

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1
Which case defined music's legality under the 1st Amendment and increased the scope of its protections?
Ward v. Rock Against Racism
Skywalker Records v. Navarro
Belcalis Alamanzar v. Kevin Brophy
2LIVECREW V. Florida
2
What band was Dee Snider a part of?
Aerosmith
ACDC
Twisted Sister
KISS
3
Which controversial song was not mentioned in the PowerPoint?
Billie Holiday's "Strange Fruit"
Madonna's "Like A Prayer"
Sam Cooke's "A Change Is Gonna Come"
Kendrick Lamar's "Alright"
4
What does PMRC stand for?
Parents Music Records Children
Parents Music Resource Center
Parents Making Rights Committee
Paper Mache Ranch Committee
5
Which artist was not mentioned in this PPT?
Prince
Joseph Warren
Erykah Badu
John Lennon
6
The Parental Advisory Sticker was created because of the PMRC.
False
True
7
When was the first protest song created?
1824
1936
1774
2005
8
What song did Rihanna ban from conservatives after hearing it was played at Trump's rally?
"Lift Me Up"
"Umbrella"
"Diamonds"
"Don't Stop The Music"
9
Which of these songs do not count as protest music?
We Shall Overcome (various artists)
Sometimes I Feel Like A Motherless Child by Odetta
No Flex Zone by Rae Sremmurd
WAP by Cardi B ft. Megan Thee Stallion
10
Why did the RIAA place the Parental Advisory Sticker?
They wanted the proceedings to be over.
They wanted to appease the PMRC and have a lesser tax.
They wanted a lesser tax.
To take responsibility for the music industry's role in obscenity.
11
What was the list of obscene music the PMRC created called?
Nasty Nineteen
Freaky 47
Filthy 15
Filthy 40

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