Banned Books Week is well underway -- we hope you're
celebrating accordingly by reading Ralph Ellison's "Invisible Man," J.D. Salinger's
"Catcher in the Rye," or another literary classic that has been, for
one reason or another, challenged by school districts or libraries.
Earlier this week, we examined the top reasons why books are banned, the foremost being sexually explicit language. Violence, drugs, and "religious viewpoint" are other frequently cited reasons.
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Earlier this week, we examined the top reasons why books are banned, the foremost being sexually explicit language. Violence, drugs, and "religious viewpoint" are other frequently cited reasons.
Continue reading...
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