Just realized a book I read in high school is now banned in a Florida county
I read 'The Handmaid's Tale' for a class back in 2018, and a teacher friend just told me it was pulled from her district's shelves last year. This happened because of a new state law, and it makes me wonder if banning a book about losing freedoms actually helps keep them. Has anyone else seen a specific title disappear from their local library recently?
That thing hannah_williams said about the banned books making the point for them is so true. It reminds me of when my old town tried to block the public pool from hosting a gay pride event, and the protest crowd was bigger than the 4th of July parade. It just drew way more attention to the whole thing.