Why Schools Are Banning The Classics But Promoting Smut To Our Kids
Schools claim to protect students from ‘harmful’ literature – unless the content aligns with progressive ideology
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy -- Jim McMurtry—— Bio and Archives--March 21, 2025
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Some books are deemed too offensive for students—just not the ones you’d expect.
In 2021, a Grade 6-7 teacher in Prince George, B.C., was disciplined by the provincial Teacher Regulation Branch for showing the 1962 film To Kill a Mockingbird, deeming it “not age appropriate” due to its themes of racism, rape, and the use of racial slurs. Yet this same system allows the widespread use of novels with explicit sexual content and graphic depictions of violence. The inconsistency raises an important question: Is censorship in schools about protecting students or about advancing certain ideological narratives while suppressing others?
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