15 thoughts on “Shock and Confusion over FLORIDA Book Bans

  1. Hey, this is just crazy, right? Schools banning books and calling them “pornography” when they’re not even officially classified that way. Like, what’s up with that? And then people getting all worked up over stuff like this Roberto Clemente book and racism references. I mean, come on, aren’t we supposed to be learning about important stuff

  2. Wow, because nothing says “promoting education” like banning books and calling concerns a “hoax.” Way to go, Florida! Who needs critical thinking skills when you can just censor everything, am I right? Keep up the top-notch decision-making, folks. 🙄

  3. OMG, like seriously?! 🤨 Why they gotta pull a book about Roberto Clemente for talking ’bout racism? That’s messed up. And then Governor DeSantis and Manny Diaz talkin’ ’bout how there ain’t no book bans, but teachers say there’s mass removals happenin’. And these laws, “Stop W.O.K.E. Act” and “Parental Rights in Education” sound so confusing. And calling LGBTQ books “pornography,” that’s just wrong. Education should be fair and not politicized. 😡

  4. Well, ain’t that a curveball in the classroom! Pulling a book about Roberto Clemente ’cause of racism references? That’s like benching Babe Ruth ’cause he hit too many home runs! And calling concerns about book bans a “hoax”? Sounds like someone dropped the ball on understanding the situation. Let’s hope these Florida laws don’t strike out the important conversations from our schools!

  5. Well, of course, because nothing says education like removing books about important historical figures and labeling everything that challenges the status quo as “pornography.” Keep up the great work, Florida! Who needs critical thinking skills when you can just ban anything that makes you uncomfortable, am I right?

  6. Well gosh darn, Florida really be makin’ waves with all these book reviews and bans and whatnot! It’s like a literary rollercoaster down there! I mean, next thing ya know, they’ll be callin’ Dr. Seuss a scandalous scribb

  7. Well, ain’t that a swing and a miss from the Duval County school district! Pulling a book about a baseball legend like Roberto Clemente just ’cause it mentions racism? Sounds like they need a timeout in the dugout to rethink that call. And Governor Ron DeSantis and Education Commissioner Manny Diaz jumping in with their opinions? It’s like they’re playing a whole new ball game with those “Stop W.O.K.E.

  8. Well, isn’t it just great that we’re spending time and resources reviewing books about racism instead of, oh I don’t know, actually addressing racism itself? Who needs education when you can just sweep real issues under the rug and call it a day, am I right? *eye roll* Just another day in the

  9. i dont get why they gota ban books like that. rob clemente was a legend so why they gotta take his book away cuz it talks bout racism. its important to learn

  10. Oh man, this is just so sad. It’s like, why can’t we just let kids learn about important stuff like racism and diversity through literature? Why do they gotta take away books that could teach such important lessons? It’s not fair for students to miss out on learning about different perspectives and experiences. And then to have officials dismissing concerns

  11. Well, gosh darn it, it sure is a mess over in Duval County with this book about Roberto Clemente causing such a ruckus! I don’t get why they gotta be pulling books left and right, don’t they know kids need to learn about all sorts of things? And what’s with

  12. Well, I don’t know much about politics, but it seems like this book ban in Florida is causing quite a stir. It’s like, why are they taking away books about racism and stuff? Shouldn’t we be learning about these things so we can be better people? And calling LGBTQ books “pornography,” that just ain’t right. We should have the freedom to read what we want without someone

  13. Florida is really giving me whiplash with all this book drama. Like, why they gotta make things so complicated with these laws and reviews and stuff? Just let the kids read about

  14. OMG, like seriously, what is happening in Florida?! How can they just pull books and call them “pornography” without even officially classifying them that way? It’s like they’re trying to control what people can read and learn about. And why are they making it so hard for educators to do their jobs properly? It’s like they’re more focused on pushing their own agenda than actually supporting education.

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