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Or they imagined themselves becoming the next Einstein or Edison or Marie Curie. They were Paul Bunyon and Pecos Bill. Scheherazade and Aladdin. So many stories, fact and fiction, and we were encouraged to read them. Better than all that, we were encouraged to read above our grade level, to excel. All it seems to take in so many education districts is one parent objecting to a book for whatever reason. The reasons can range from language to sex, implied or real, to religion or violence or anything else they might find objectionable. The latest example of this comes from Florida. It seems the principal of Booker T.
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What makes this instance of pulling a book from a school reading list different from many of the other instances when this has happened is multi-fold. First, the author had been scheduled to visit the school and discuss the book with the students at the end of the summer. More importantly, the ability for those students to hear the author discuss why he wrote the book — and what it means to be an author — could be invaluable for any number of them. And this is my first and probably greatest problem with what happened here. Your eyes will pick out certain words but not necessarily their context.
So here you have a principal who proclaims that he takes it upon himself to look at what his students are exposed to and to then determine what is in their best interests. So tell me, how can he do so without actually reading the book? But there is another subtext here that the principal seems to be missing — and one that Doctorow and his publisher, Tor, has embraced. Doctorow and Tor realize that and, for that reason, they are sending free copies of the book to the high school for the students. Gee, maybe there is something in there those kids ought to be thinking about — like the encroachment on our rights by the government and what our options are to slow and, hopefully, stop the slide into socialism or worse.
But I guess it is dangerous to have our teens actually thinking about issues that might impact them and their families. After all, the one might help us understand those raised in a time or place different from what we were and the latter — gasp — might reek of Satanism. Yes, my tongue is planted firmly in my cheek on the Satanism comment because, as with Principal Roberts, most of those who objected to Harry Potter in our schools had never read the book. They heard it was about magic and we all know that magic is actually magick which is nothing but blood rights and black magic and devil worship.
It is so much safer for all of us to pass judgment on a book or a poem or essay based on rumor and innuendo than it is to read the thing. If we read it, we might be contaminated and where would we be then? Oh, I know, we might be infected with an attack of imagination or inspiration. Maybe this bothers me so much because I read it on the heels of D-Day.
She was 13 years old then, younger than many of the kids impacted by the decision not to let them read Little Brother. This might not have been a book burning, but the reasoning for not allowing these youngsters the chance to read the book is too close to what happened back then for me to like it.
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Maybe I suffer from being brought up in a home where I was encouraged to read — everything I could get my hands on. I first read the Communist Manifesto on junior high. Even then it was a bunch of rubbish. Sure, it looked good on paper but there was no way, humans being what they are, that it could work the way it was envisioned. Because Mrs. Monk, my teacher, realized I was bored with what we were studying. I already knew the material. So she came in one day and called myself and one of my best friends, who was also bored, up to her desk.
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After that, while everyone else still toiled — for the umpteenth time since we began school back in the first grade — on the Civil War and its aftermath, David and I had to study and debate which would be best, the United Nations or the League of Nations, Communism or Socialism or Democracy. Now we have our schools and other institutions teaching just the opposite. Let Big Brother care for you. Big Brother is here to protect you, succor you and comfort you.
Trust Big Brother and all will be well. I may not agree with a lot of what Doctorow stands for. But in this, I agree with him completely and kudos to him and to Tor for sending the copies of the book to the school. Of course, I remember the Ayn Rand Institute doing that with both Atlas Shrugged and The Fountainhead when my son was in high school and both of those are books I could get behind more than Little Brother.
When will our so-called educators learn that kids will do exactly what you tell them not to do and when will we start educating and not indoctrinating our kids in our schools? Many moons ago, I was twelve and had no bookshelves. Instead, I had a stack of books on the shelf in my closet. One stack. I am a mild obsessive-compulsive and arranged the stack from the largest to the smallest. I was given a freebie book, Lucretius, On the Nature of Things, although it was more a pamphlet. One day my mother found my stack and confiscated Lucretius.
And yes, I went back to the freebie source, got another copy and read it. I was mystified by why it was forbidden, Epicureanism? This is evil? Many years later I asked my mother why she had taken it. After questioning, I found she had never read it, but had confused it with Aristophanes Lysistrata.
My own parents a pastor and a teacher, note had an interesting take on it. There were things they asked that I wait to experience, and everything else — especially early on — had a debriefing afterward. We talked about movies, books, plays, school lessons, etc.
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It seems to have worked out fairly well, and Mrs. Dave and I intend to pursue a similar line with Wee Dave and siblings. Epicureanism is a terrible philosophy; you should have been reading Marcus Aurelius.
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What are you going to do? Little Brother actually does a good job of introducing kids to some of that. Ok, in , i switched schools school systems-literally states two months into the school year. His mother went on to become one of the biggest anti-RPG activists.
And brought other RPG books. And got friends to. Yes, I am aware that I just gave you enough information to figure out where I went to high school. The particular person i was friends with, who used to be in his gaming group, was the salutatorian of his graduating class, and ended up going to Harvard as a poly sci major with a full ride scholarship.
I received copes of the first two books and kept copies, gave my dad copes, and the other copies one of each …. I wish I had known about those sort of roleplaying games back then. I remember independently inventing what amounted to roleplaying games that I would play with my brother, but I never had any idea at the time it was a thing that other people did. Funny how the precise details get fuzzy.