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Avlon on book bans: Don’t complain about cancel culture and try to cancel others

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CNN’s John Avlon looks at the reasons why several states have introduced bills restricting the teaching of sensitive topics in schools and banning books deemed offensive to children.

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CNN’s John Avlon looks at the reasons why several states have introduced bills restricting the teaching of sensitive topics in schools and banning books deemed offensive to children.

Source: CNN

Source: https://www.cnn.com/videos/politics/2022/02/01/state-bills-school-teacher-restrictions-book-banning-avlon-reality-check-newday-vpx.cnn