Not a "what if?" today. Just a question. What is pornography? No, it's not as easy to define as you might think, because this is how they'll ban books they don't like.
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Tuesday, December 3, 2024
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It's ridiculous, on the other hand - books that were banned at my middle school, my friends and I got our hands on and passed around secretly. Forbidden fruit!
ReplyDeleteIt's great when things like this backfire. The scary part is: what if some sort of governmental entity bans the books?
DeleteBook banners are never in the right side of history
ReplyDeleteThis is what I try to remember when a book offends me. Of course, I don't go around telling people what not to read, so...
DeleteYou're right - book banners are never on the right side of history. But they keep trying. Librarians are on the front line of this battle, a profession I aspired to when I was younger but never quite got there.
ReplyDeleteAnd libraries are under attack, too. Scary stuff.
DeleteThanks so much for sharing this. I agree with those who say book banners are never on the right side of history.
ReplyDeleteIt's a good thing to remember.
DeleteJamie: It's just ridiculous!
ReplyDeleteI hope I'm worrying for nothing.
DeleteBanning books makes no sense.
ReplyDeleteI don't know why people want to control other people so badly, inject their control into other people's bodies, their bedrooms, their reading......
ReplyDeleteIt just want me to read ban books. What next to be ban, art and or film?
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