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Offence is in the eye of the beholder?
Parents complain about “offensive” children’s books. A recent report shows that Public Libraries in the UK have chosen to withdraw many popular children’s books following complaints from anxious parents. Stories have been found to be racist, blasphemous, feature “coarse” language, … Continue reading
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