Four more books banned across the country in South Carolina State Schools – Book Riot

The Ministry of Education in South Carolina, led by Ellen Weaver – who uses taxpayer money to hire a lawyer to lobby in support of this school book prohibiting the bill – has set up an instructors’ review committee (IMRC) where each parent You can file complaints in the country. This allowed people to exercise considerable power in what is offered not only in their public schools but also in schools throughout the country.

IMRC addresses the complaints and chooses or not to redirect the complaints to the Ministry of Education for a final decision. Decisions are not made to read the whole book and evaluate whether it rises to the definition of indecency of Miller’s test. They are made on the basis of excerpts provided by the person who carries the complaints.

On the day of the election, when people were otherwise occupied, the Ministry of Education of the National Assembly prohibited seven books from each public school in the country. During the weeks after the ban on these books listed below, additional action was taken to decide not to ban Crank from Ellen Hopkins, but to limit his access to parents who give permission to withdraw.

This week, the State Department of Education voted to ban four more books. They also decided to keep two books brought before them, Bronx Masquerade from Nicky Grims and the house on Mango Street by Sandra Sisos. These two preserved titles were part of a series of challenges of a parent in Fort Mill’s school neighborhood; This parent unsuccessfully challenges a third title, an introduction to the literature for a 8th grade textbook.

All four books, banned this week, came from complaints from a parent in Beopher County, where 97 books were drawn from the shelves for review after mothers for the initiated complaint of a Liberty member. These complaints in the field are based on Booklooks reviews, Moms for Site Review on Liberty. The area has chosen to ban five books from the 97 list, None of them were banned from the state this week.

Added to the list of prohibited books this week are: