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"The title itself and the theme challenges our authority. And it even goes so far as to not only to mention books that are deemed inappropriate by school boards, including ours, it not only mentions them but it lists them."
How do you write this, then go about your day believing you are a decent person?
You assume too much. They know they're shit, they're just uppity about it.
What I think you are failing to understand is that this book doesn't just mention their school board... no. It lists them!!
Based on that quote they need to spend less time banning books and more time reading them. Their grammar ain’t great
Very ironic people claiming they’re for liberty but censoring books they don’t agree with
New definition just dropped. Liberty means never challenging authority.
Liberty means their liberty not mine apparently.
"'Ban This Book?' Don't mind if I do!"