This document discusses obscenity and immorality in media. It begins by defining obscenity as anything that tends to corrupt according to an 1873 US law. It then discusses various tests used to determine obscenity, including the Roth-Memoirs test and Miller's test which examine appeals to prurient interest and lack of social value. Specific examples are analyzed like ads featuring Brooke Shields, the TV show Skins, and music lyrics. The document considers what is acceptable in news and on the internet regarding obscenity. It concludes with discussion questions about analyzing ads and TV shows for obscenity.