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Parents who support the banning of books and curricula from schools and libraries make three grave mistakes:
1. They cripple children, including their own.
2. They underestimate the intelligence of children.
3. They also underestimate the deviousness of children — they will find out whatever you’ve told them not to.
Why not let them learn reality, presented as such?
Thomas Luna
McCully
EXPRESS YOURSELF
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