Why? When is it right to censor a text? ala.org.  Challenged – a book is objected to by someone and a request is made to have it removed from the environment.

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Why? When is it right to censor a text? ala.org

 Challenged – a book is objected to by someone and a request is made to have it removed from the environment  Banned – the request to have the book removed is accepted and it is not longer accessible to the intended audience  Censorship – the act of blocking all or part of a text because it is deemed offensive, inappropriate, harmful or sensitive

 Read out loud your case studies of banned books from last year.  1. What trends to do you see?  2. Are there any cases you agree with? Why?  3. Are there any cases you disagree with? Why?  What does your list teach us about our current society?