Original sentence: Also removed are casual references to slaves and corporal punishment—The Faraway Tree'''s Dame Slap was changed to Dame Snap and several references to characters in the Malory Towers and St.Although the gender issues may be considered more subjective than  some of the racial issues, it has been suggested that a new edition of the book will "address" these issues through alterations, which has led to some objections from those who feel that the alterations are unnecessary.Many of Blyton's children's books reflected similar values regarding gender, race, and class.They reflect attitudes concerning UK's class system—that is to say, "rough" versus "decent"
Edited sentence: Also removed in deference to modern progressive attitudes are many casual references to slaves and even to corporal punishment—The Faraway Tree'''s Dame Slap was changed to Dame Snap and several references to characters in the Malory Towers and St.Although the gender issues are more subjective than  some of the racial issues, it has been suggested that a new edition of the book will "address" these issues through alterations, which has led to the expression of nostalgia for the books and their lack of the political correctness which causes all recognition of sex differences to be labelled 'sexist'.Many of Blyton's children's books reflected similarly traditional values regarding gender, race, and class.Supporters point out that the 'stereotyping' is more a reflection of the reality of life, and can often have a basis in fact.They are representative of the UK's class system—that is to say, "rough" versus "decent".This is perhaps the most prominent example of gender stereotyping in her books; it shows that the stereotypes were not just enforced by boys but accepted by girls too