The use of controversial words

This essay argues that all human being should choose their words carefully to avoid hurting others and instilling negativity in the minds of growing children. The use of profane words, and curse words should be prohibited since they appear offensive especially when used in a political and in a situation of ethnic difference, and could also portray disrespect towards gender, and traumatize children emotionally. The sensitive political atmosphere we live in has resulted in the development of various words and phrases that could be considered offensive, particularly when those are used to address certain groups of individuals. This means that individuals need to be cautious and careful about their uses of language. They must avoid using words and phrases that may make their opponents feel offended (Hayes par. For them, referring to a colored friend as “black” is acceptable and noncontroversial.

However, the use of such term tend to make other people uncomfortable, in that one does not need to bring the issue of race all the time. The use of curse words is not something new in the American society. This practice has been slowly adopted by the popular culture. Today, actors in notable films like The Wolf of Wall Street are heard using profanities like “fuck” multiple times (Hayes par. This aspect has made words like “nigger” sources of many controversies. Some individuals remain adamant about using such words in their conversations, especially in their disagreements. They fail to recognize that such words can severely insult people or traumatize them emotionally. Many moralists have pointed to the degradation of public discourse due to the excessive use of curse words. They have stated that such trends could corrupt children instilling negativity in them.

A parent cursing in front of kids at some point it will affect a child's emotions, since such children grow up adopting such behaviors, while some grow up emotionally traumatized; According to Bergen “woman named Danielle Wolf was arrested in a South Carolina supermarket for telling her husband to stop squishing {obscenity} bread!” (Bergen, par. It is important that parents or adults be mindful of their language when they are with their family most importantly children. Some of the words that are used to describe people to some point cause an effect to some age. When dividing generations to ages and giving them names at some point it may relate to negative impact to the group of that age depending on the information that the world or people have towards them (John, par.

The question of the word “Millennial” if it should be dropped and maybe the generation can be given a new name may sound to be a better idea since the generation is marked with full of negativity changing the name will change the attitude the world and the media have towards the generation in general (Bryan, par. html Editors, The. Why Do Educated People Use Bad Words?" Room for Debate, 12 Apr.  2010, roomfordebate. blogs. nytimes. thisamericanlife. org/637/words-you-cant-say Hayes, Stephanie. The F-cking Brilliance of Swearing.  The Atlantic, Jan.  2016, www. bbc. com/capital/story/20171206-should-we-drop-the-term-millennial Lufkin, Bryan. Should We Drop the Term 'millennial??" BBC - Homepage, www. bbc. com/capital/story/20171206-should-we-drop-the-term-millennial. Available www. nytimes. com/2018/03/06/opinion/millennial-means-nothing. html  West, Lindy. A Complete Guide to 'Hipster Racism'. The first paragraph has the thesis statement, and the successive three paragraphs are supportive of the thesis statement with evidence.

The central claim and sub claim were effectively developed, also, the organization, development and analysis of the points within the essay is done efficiently. I feel I have improved greatly in the development of a central claim and sub claim. The instructor needs to know that the thesis statement is that use of profane words should be banned due to its negative impacts, however there are claims that they are beneficial in some instances.