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This feels like the laziest take. Librarians and teachers choose books, then some external party forces them to be removed. If you don't like the term "banned"
by amanaplanacanal 11mo ago
This feels like the laziest take.
Librarians and teachers choose books, then some external party forces them to be removed. If you don't like the term "banned", choose a term you like better.
- ThrowawayTestr 11mo agoYou can just buy your child these books if you really want them to read a Clockwork Orange
- m00x 11mo agoWould you, as a school librarian, select a book that describes how black people are lesser, and dumber than white people? Is this something you'd want kids to read?
- worik 11mo ago> a book that describes how black people are lesser, and dumber than white people? Which book was that?
- drcongo 11mo agoIt's the one he's made up in his head to support his strawman argument that he's copying and pasting throughout this thread.
- m00x 11mo agoYou're saying that you don't think a single book exists that pushes white supremacy? Really?
- drcongo 11mo agoNope, I'm saying they're probably not already in school libraries and therefore can't have been recently removed from school libraries thereby qualifying for this list. Can you name one that does qualify, rather than hand waving about something that's only in your imagination?
- m00x 11mo agoThe Passing of the Great Race Race, Evolution, and Behavior The Bell Curve: Intelligence and Class Structure in American Life
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- IAmBroom 11mo agoWould you, as a troll, invent something that didn't happen and propose it to strengthen your argument?