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I also need people to understand what “racially divisive” means in the parlance of book banners. It means books that acknowledge the existence in the past and present of racism. That’s it.
If for some reason you’re imaging this means books that say “white people are bad,” please get a grip.
If for some reason you’re imaging this means books that say “white people are bad,” please get a grip.
January 25, 2025 at 1:40 PM
I also need people to understand what “racially divisive” means in the parlance of book banners. It means books that acknowledge the existence in the past and present of racism. That’s it.
If for some reason you’re imaging this means books that say “white people are bad,” please get a grip.
If for some reason you’re imaging this means books that say “white people are bad,” please get a grip.
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Book banning is real and is terrorizing teachers, librarians & students from marginalized identities now. It is worse than it has ever been. If you’re remembering your quaint “Celebrate Freedom. Read a Banned Book” T-shirt, adjust your perspective. You’ve brought an umbrella to a hurricane.
January 25, 2025 at 2:43 AM
Book banning is real and is terrorizing teachers, librarians & students from marginalized identities now. It is worse than it has ever been. If you’re remembering your quaint “Celebrate Freedom. Read a Banned Book” T-shirt, adjust your perspective. You’ve brought an umbrella to a hurricane.