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We mustn't forget the history that resulted in these racist books. At the same time, it's important to ensure that children aren't exposed to such material. Re
by yew 6y ago
We mustn't forget the history that resulted in these racist books. At the same time, it's important to ensure that children aren't exposed to such material.
Removing them from public spaces is a good first step - eventually we'll need to give thought to rummage sales and private libraries (parents often try to pass their erroneous ideas on without the consent of society, of course, and accidents happen).
Given the volume of literature in modern society and the workforce needed to police physical (not just virtual) material, cooperation between all involved interests, public and private, might perhaps be warranted.
- hstan4 6y agoWill we be required to submit our private book collection to the government agency of your choosing? Also, how dare parents pass their ideas onto their own children without the school’s consent.
- throwaway17_17 6y agoGenuinely curious, is this a sarcastic post? If so, it needs a /s.