Letters: U.S. is losing censorship war  Posted: Sunday, November
11, 2001  Marceita L. Dorsey is the winner of the Amarillo
Globe-News Encore award for the best letter for the month of
October. Her letter, which ran originally Oct. 13, is being
reprinted here today.  Those who attacked us already are winning
one war against the United States - one we didn't even know we
were in. They have censored us.  A large radio conglomerate
recently decided what we are capable of hearing and
understanding. It has chosen to pull such songs as "American
Pie," "Only the Good Die Young" and, for crying out loud,
"Blowin' in the Wind" from its stations' playlists.  Radio is
not the only medium to decide what we should and should not be
"subjected" to. Such films as "Independence Day," "Lethal
Weapon" and "Die Hard" have been removed from cable and network
stations. One grocery chain pulled the same three films from its
rental shelves.  Some talk shows and sitcoms have taken the
World Trade Center off their backgrounds and pro