32 years ago, the USA was in a battle over censorship - only this time it was the "conservatives" that wanted to censor language in music. The 2 Live Crew, known for quite bawdy lyrics, though those lyrics would be considered tame by the rap artists of today, responded with a cover of Bruce Springsteen's "Born in the USA", remaking it as "Banned in the USA". Though the battle was on a different field, the war is the same as it is today. The final stanza expresses it best:

"So all you right-wingers, left-wingers
Bigots, Communists, there IS a place for you in this world!
Because this is the land of the free, the home of the brave
And 2 Live is what we are!"

The lyric is true. We don't have to accept bigotry or communism, but the freedom to speak, as opposed to act, remains sacrosanct. Of course, as textbook fascism continues to spread in the USA, we are finding it much easier to speak bawdily than speak truthfully without threat of government reprisal.