OT Nashville Public Library debuts limited edition 'I read banned books' library cards

I am always a bit upset when I see a banned book I haven't read yet. What am I doing wrong? Put it on my list.

 

The Nashville library has entire sections dedicated to African American history, the equal rights movement and women suffrage - it's like a haven of culture in a city that seems to be hell bent n becoming the Las Vegas of country music

 

I love Vegas so that would be fine with me.

 

It's Vegas, but think of the old town instead of the strip - and realize that the old town of Las Vegas feels like the strip compared to downtown Nashville.

 

Then, there's trashy books like Huck Finn. I wonder if that qualifies in N'Ville.

https://www.mtsu.edu/first-amendmen..., the book,obsolete, inaccurate, and mindless.

 

As an aside, we've never been here, but plan to go soon.

 

Texas is discussing banning a book for young readers about a young Jewish girl in hiding during Nazi occupation of France. Texas said the book could "warp young minds". You know, make young people like Jews and refugees more than nazis.