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Books should be banned because they promote groups such as the Ku Klux Klan and show what the group does without he thought that the reader my be too immature to hear about those events.

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Books should be banned because they contain scenes of children misbehaving so horribly and never getting into trouble for it and sowing the reader that they can do the same thing with no consequences.

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Books should be banned because they promote the idea that violence will always solve your problems and that it is okay to use violence every time you are in a situation.

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Books should be banned because they show children that it is okay to treat others horribly just because of their color, and race.

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Books should be banned because they promote groups such as the "Ku Klux Klan."

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Books should be banned because they promote horrible behavior that is not acceptable.

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Books should be banned because they promote violence.

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Books should be banned because they promote racism.

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In 1977, the Ku Klux Klan—yes, that Ku Klux Klan—took moral issue (!) with Of Mice and Men for its profanity and demanded the book be a) removed from school libraries in South Carolina, and b) burned.

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Unless a book contains strictly conventional, conservative values and conduct, it has probably been banned somewhere, at some point—but more likely many places, many times. So-called alternative lifestyles and “deviant” behaviors that prompt libraries, schools, and businesses to ban books include drug use, fornication, and homosexuality.

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Scores of books, from To Kill a Mockingbird to The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian, have been banned for exploring racial themes or depicting racism directed at various groups of people. The N-word is, in fact, a one-way ticket to book bonfires

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Fortunately, committed librarians, teachers, parents, students, and other individuals have risen to these challenges with entreaties of their own, and most challenges never result in a ban. But when they do? It’s usually for predictable reasons.

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1.) 10 Reasons for Banning Books, and 5 Much Better Reasons Not To

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1.) 10 Reasons for Banning Books, and 5 Much Better Reasons Not To

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http://www.punchnels.com/2014/09/18/10-reasons-for-banning-books-and-5-much-better-reasons-not-to/