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Censorship, Inc.: The Corporate Threat to Free Speech in the United States by 
The Encyclopedia of Censorship by 
Censorship by 
Fifty Ways to Fight Censorship by 
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Freedom of Speech by 
The Free Speech Movement - Reflections on Berkeley in the 1960s by 
Freedom of Expression® by 
Photo from Special Collections, University of Memphis Libraries
Lloyd T. Binford was the notorious film censor of Memphis until 1955 and he determined what Memphians could see on screen. He censored films for various and strange reasons, censoring all films of an actress who had been divorced several times, films of black and white children playing together, any Charlie Chaplin film, any Ingrid Bergman film, etc. (historic-memphis.com).
