An anti-racism classic is... racist?
Sean Gallagher posts today on an Indiana high school that decided to cancel its theater production of To Kill a Mockingbird because the local NAACP chapter said that it might foster use of the "n" word by students.
Unbelieveable. I just read (well, listened to) the classic novel on tape last winter, and it's one of the greatest "arguments" against racism I've ever seen.
I guess the local NAACP chapter can't see the forest for the trees, or however that goes.
Wednesday, October 08, 2003
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