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Mutilating books for Censorship
December 8, 2008 - 1:07pm — mejeffrey
Technorati Tags: Censorship
Apparently one high school wanted to keep some books that had offensive content in schools. Their solution? Rip the offensive pages out. (Link via Boing Boing).
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