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To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee, is number #41 on the banned book list. It discovers the ethical nature of human beings. There seems to be no meaningful reason to ban this book as it has a good teaching behind it. When it was challenged in Eden Valley, Minn in 1977 and temporarily banned due to words such as “damn” and “whore lady” used in this novel, the book was quoted as a “ filthy, trashy novel.” Moving on, it was later challenged at the Warren, Ind Township schools (1981) because it “ psychologically damages the positive integration process” and “ represents institutionalized racism under the guise of “good literature.” Then stood in line book banners from Warrkegan III School District (1984) because of the use of the word “nigger,” in the Kansas City Mo. Junior High School (1985) because it “ contains profanity and racial slurs,” in Casa Grande, Ariz Elementary School District (1985). Black parents began protesting because of the racial themes in the book. All the reasons stated above are examples of criticisms of this book. To Kill A Mockingbird is # 41 on the banned books list.

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