Parental discretion in media loses its grip across generations
A columnist laments fading parental discretion as ratings grow vague. He recalls scenes of nudity and violence and shares a comic exchange with his mother. He admits uncertainty about what children should or should not see and notes shifting standards over seven to eight years. He recalls taking kids to a family-appearing film and feeling exposed. The piece ends with a quip about choosing the 6 pm news over late movies.
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Died Chester official and long serving alderman noted
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