I always wonder in these situations why people who don’t think a book is suitable for children could just not have their children read it? Why should their ideas dictate what is right for everybody else? Beyond the question of what constitutes a family, there is the issue of process when it comes to censorship. Is there a process within the Singapore library system to handle the situation when a book is challenged by one person? Many countries have a process because challenging books is a common occurrence usually by a small group of people who want their ideas of morality to dictate what should be read by everyone. theonlinecitizen/2014/07/author-jeanie-okimoto-responds-to-nlb-removing-her-book/
Posted on: Mon, 14 Jul 2014 06:04:36 +0000
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