My solution is that we dump the Parental Advisory stickers and come up with a new way of telling parents what is on the album. Something that will help know that one CD has language while a different one has violence, sexual content, etc. Just stamping all CDs with a single nondescript warning label isn t helping parents. They need to know the messages of the music, not just the language used. Music shouldn t be censored, but parents should know what it is on a record.
Language can t hurt a child, but hearing hateful messages can.