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Mastriano: Prohibit Explicit, Obscene, Racist Principles In Schools; Impose Penalties On Those Who Promote Them - Vimarsana News

Mastriano: Prohibit Explicit, Obscene, Racist Principles In Schools; Impose Penalties On Those Who Promote Them

Republican candidate for governor Doug Mastriano wants to introduce legislation that prohibits teaching of certain principles in schools and to punish those who do.

Several Holocaust books, including 'Maus,' have been yanked from some Missouri schools amid state law – The Forward - Vimarsana News

Several Holocaust books, including 'Maus,' have been yanked from some Missouri schools amid state law – The Forward

Hundreds of books have been removed following a new state law that could jail educators for providing “explicit sexual material” to students.

Several Holocaust books, including 'Maus,' have been yanked in Missouri - Vimarsana News

Several Holocaust books, including 'Maus,' have been yanked in Missouri

The list of books pulled from shelves was published Wednesday by the literary free-expression advocacy group PEN America.

Source: jpost.com
Holocaust books, including 'Maus,' pulled from some Missouri schools over state law - Vimarsana News

Holocaust books, including 'Maus,' pulled from some Missouri schools over state law

Amendment allows criminal penalty for providing 'explicit sexual material' to students; Holocaust books often included in bans initiated by right-wing groups

PEN America Finds Missouri Schools Banned Nearly 300 Books Since August, in Response to New Law Criminalizing "Explicit Sexual Material" - Vimarsana News

PEN America Finds Missouri Schools Banned Nearly 300 Books Since August, in Response to New Law Criminalizing "Explicit Sexual Material"

The letter reminds school district officials that, “Book bans limit opportunities for students to see themselves in literature and to build empathy for experiences different from their own. They deprive students of the freedom to read--to think, to imagine, to grow.”

Source: pen.org