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Here's the full list of tech/science-related bans I found on the Ohio list: * BEGINNING LINUX PROGRAMMING 4TH EDITION * BLACK + DECKER THE COMPLETE GUIDE TO W
by oxguy3 9y ago
Here's the full list of tech/science-related bans I found on the Ohio list:
* BEGINNING LINUX PROGRAMMING 4TH EDITION
* BLACK + DECKER THE COMPLETE GUIDE TO WIRING
* LPIC-1: LINUX PROFESSIONAL INSTITUTE CERTIFICATION STUDY GUIDE, THIRD EDITION
* MAKE: 35 THE DANGER ISSUE 38 (okay this ban is pretty justified)
* OPERATING SYSTEMS DEMYSTIFIED
* POPULAR MECHANICS 09/2014
* POPULAR SCIENCE 10/2015
* PRINTREADING FOR INSTALLING AND TROUBLESHOOTING ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS: SECOND EDITION
* WIRED 24.04
* WIRED MAGAZINE 08/2015
And apparently anything that even mentions Nazis is banned, even if it's just historical content:
* INTELLIGENCE REPORT WINTER 2015/ISSUE 159
* MAUS: MY FATHER BLEEDS HISTORY
* THE GESTAPO: A HISTORY OF HORROR
And I wonder what got these magazine issues banned:
* THE ATLANTIC 10/2014
* TIME 04/18/2016
- aaron-lebo 9y agoThe nazi ban makes sense because of certain prison gangs.
- oxguy3 9y agoYeah I mean I understand it, but like, those books are far from promoting Nazism in any way :P
- triangleman 9y agoMaus is pretty strongly anti-nazi of course because it's told from the perspective of a Holocaust survivor. It would be like banning Schindler's List from a list of films available to prisons. Maybe it is banned in some places.
- jrs95 9y agoI don't think the availability of any Nazi related books would have any impact on the membership of prison gangs. People don't join them for ideological reasons.