The books he successfully got banned contain bad language, sexual situations and harsh violence that goes beyond what students should be reading, he said. And although he did not read any of the three banned books, he does not buy the argument that one should read a complete work before judging it. I didn't need to read a single page. The school board pretends they don't know anything is going on. The teachers pretend this is teaching them good stuff.
Trash is trash.
Susan Olson, PTA director of the 7th district, supports Moore's general cause. Someone needs to read these. Covers don't show the true parts of a book. Although Moore's stepdaughter is no longer in the program, Moore is still actively campaigning against movies that Advanced Placement students are watching. The board and administration While School Board President Diane Cantor said she does not feel that permission slips for Shakespeare are necessary, schools Superintendent Virginia Edwards supports them.