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		m00x 7 days ago \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: The most banned books in U.S. schools Inclusion != ban. A ban would be you'd get in trouble for having the book in your possession, which isn't the case here.

macintux 7 days ago | [–]

Parents can sue the schools for retaining books they've challenged.

IAmBroom 6 days ago | [–]

Again, you are redefining the word "ban" to suit your arguments. The use of that word within the context of the article is different.

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