Students nursed upon Seussian sox in a box with a fox develop constricted literary palates.  Upon later entering the educational profession, they become easily abstracted and disordered when life doesn't rhyme. A school board official for the Peel school district in Mississauga, Ontario, wrote a letter telling teachers they should not employ Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird.  The official cited racist content written from the perspective of a white supremacist as justification for banning the book. It follows that two millennia of Western literature will soon be tossed into a 451-degree bonfire of the politically correct and intersectional vanities, too white for the rest of the world to bear. The letter states, "The idea that banning books is about censorship and that censorship limits free speech is often decried as a poor reason to keep the novel on schools' reading lists as its racist themes make it violent and oppressive for...(Read Full Post)