Opinion: Letter to the Editor: Book banning discussions have diverted attention from other issues
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Yes, I agree Katie, that is was a shame that someone lied and said there was a complaint about To Kill a Mockingbird.
No one that we can find has ever complained about that book, which is considered a modern classic. There is all the difference in the world when a book describes bad as bad and when a book describes bad things as just alternate
lifestyles or challenges. A true classic steers our children in the direction of good over evil with societal improvement
the end goal.