It's kind of funny: 21st-century adaptations of older books already exist without having to edit them to remove "offensive material". Consider the movie Bridget

It's kind of funny: 21st-century adaptations of older books already exist without having to edit them to remove "offensive material". Consider the movie Bridget Jones' Diary, which is essentially just an (early) 21st century adaptation of Pride and Prejudice, which has since become a cult classic. I think its entirely reasonable for media to be adapted for a modern age; these "adapations" are censorship with a thin veil.