omg u guys cant believe whats happening with book banning?! 
it's like they're tryin to erase all the complex issues in the world just so they can avoid bein uncomfortable 
schools r supposed 2 be places where kids are challenged 2 think 4 themselves not stifled by censorship 
u gotta admit, if a parent is makin a big deal 'bout a book, that's like, their own problems 
we need more books like the hate u give, pigeon english, and other stories that tackle tough topics head on 
it's all about buildin empathy, diversity, and critical thinkin skills, not just memorizin a bunch of facts 
it's like they're tryin to erase all the complex issues in the world just so they can avoid bein uncomfortable schools r supposed 2 be places where kids are challenged 2 think 4 themselves not stifled by censorship u gotta admit, if a parent is makin a big deal 'bout a book, that's like, their own problems we need more books like the hate u give, pigeon english, and other stories that tackle tough topics head on it's all about buildin empathy, diversity, and critical thinkin skills, not just memorizin a bunch of facts 
. Schools should be about fostering empathy and critical thinking, not coddling students from difficult ideas. That's how we build a more open-minded society.
. Like, what even is the point of limiting kids' access to diverse perspectives? They need to learn how to navigate the complexities of life, not just be spoon-fed a single narrative 
. And let's be real, if we're really worried about some parent objecting to a book that deals with tough issues, maybe we should be focusing on teaching kids critical thinking skills instead of shielding them from discomfort 
. I mean, come on, The Hate U Give is like the ultimate gateway novel for talking about systemic racism and police brutality 
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. Schools need to be a place where kids can explore their thoughts and opinions, even if it means getting uncomfortable 
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Like, what's next? Removing art from schools because it makes you feel something?! 