Monday, September 26, 2011
How Can These Books be Banned?
I know this is a little off topic for this blog, but when I "re-invented" it, my intention was to broaden its scope. I came across a link to libraryland on NPR this morning and followed the link to the 2011 Banned Books List. I've read a lot of these books. I seriously doubt they're banned in the U.S (unless we're talking about public school libraries and such). or in many western nations. Too bad NPR or Libraryland failed to run even a small explanation about where these books are banned and under what conditions people are forbidden to read them.
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One only needs to go to the root the url.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.mchsmedia.com/
This is a High School Media Center in Georgia.
I also found this on the server.
http://www.mchsmedia.com/uploads/2/7/2/7/2727950/9th_grade_banned__challenged_books.pdf
Thanks, Nathan. I saw your comment on Google+. Nothing wrong with the comments here as far as I can tell. I just require comments to be approved before they're published.
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