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The Idiocy of Banning Books

theinformationparadox.com — And Tango Makes Three has yet again earned the number one slot in objectionable books. Some parents, rather than allow their children to learn from novels, want them pulled the shelf.

pariahjane 199 days ago, made popular 198 days ago

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