Novel novel Holocaust Pulitzer School Bans Pulitzer Maus. This is why
WASHINGTON: The School Board in Tennessee has added a surge in book prohibition by conservative with orders to remove the 1986 graphics novel that won awards in the Holocaust, "Maus," from the local student library.
Spiegelman art writer told CNN Thursday - International Holocaust commemoration days by chance - that the ban on his book for rough language is "myopic" and represents the problem of "bigger and stupid" than its specific work.
The ban, was decided by the McMinn District Education Council in Tennessee Timur on January 10, triggering national thumbs among the supporters of literary freedom after it became many known in the past few days.
It is the latest controversy over conservatives trying to clean the school library of the books they found, focusing on works that offer alterna...