The conversation between human and AI assistant.
Was there ever a rational explanation offered by censors for why women's navels could not be exposed on American TV until the late 1960s?
That's interesting. What other sorts of things were considered too suggestive for television in the past?
In addition to women's navels, other parts of the human body were typically off-limits, as were certain types of language or subject matter. For example, depictions of drug use or homosexuality were not allowed on television until relatively recently. Similarly, profanity or excessive violence were also often restricted or banned entirely.