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CENSORSHIP AND ITS’ EFFECTS ON STUDENTSBy Travious Mitchell
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ABOUT THIS WEBSITE• This website is about censorship and the problems that students face
because of censorship. My product is that of an article in an educational magazine and I also aim to solve misconceptions about censorship, I will discuss three books and explain why they are banned, and why they should not be banned.
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BANNING BOOKS IN THE 21ST CENTURY
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TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD• Author: Harper Lee (1926-2016)• Published: 1960• Awards: Pulitzer Prize for Fiction (1961), Brotherhood Award
of the National Conference of Christians and Jews (1961), Paperback of the Year (1962), Alabama Library Association Award (1961)
• Facts about the Book:• Adapted into a movie, of the same name, starring Gregory
Peck in 1962. Overall, the movie has over 20 awards.• To Kill a Mockingbird was based on Lee’s childhood in
Alabama.• Lee’s latest novel, Go Set a Watchman (2015), is a sequel to
To Kill a Mockingbird. It is set 20 years after the events in the previous book, but Lee wrote Go Set a Watchman years before she penned To Kill a Mockingbird, but decided to release it almost 60 years later.
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THE GREAT GATSBY • Author: F. Scott Fitzgerald (1896-1940)• Published: 1925• Awards: • Facts about the Book:
• The book initially sold poorly, only selling fewer than 25 thousand copies by Fitzgerald’s death on December 21, 1940, Fitzgerald passed away believing he was a failure. In 2016, more than 25 million copies have been sold worldwide, 15 million sold in North America alone.
• The book’s popularity came during World War II• The Great Gatsby sells more than half a million copies a
year. • Gatsby has many adaptions, but the most famous is
probably the movie of the same name, starring Leonardo DiCaprio as the titular character.
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THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK (OR THE DIARY OF A YOUNG GIRL)
• Author: Anne Frank (1929-1945)• Published: 1947• Awards: Pulitzer Prize for Drama• Facts bout the Book:
• The Diary of Anne Frank has many adaptions including movies, plays, and specials centered around the author’s life and time spent in the concentration camp.
• Anne’s father, Otto Frank, is the one who got the diary published into a book after the death of his family.
• Since the book’s publication almost 70 years ago, there have been over 30 million copies of it sold worldwide.
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GLOSSARY• Ban- the removal of something• Challenge- when a person or group attempts to have something removed, or having access to
something restricted• Composing Processes- the use of multiple strategies to conceptualize, develop and finalize
projects • Critical Reading- the ability to analyze, sysnthesize, interpret, and evaluate ideas, information,
and texts• Critical Reflection- a writer’s ability to articulate what they are thinking and why• First Amendment- an amendment to the United States Constitution guaranteeing the rights of
the freedom of assembly, press, religion, and speech • Knowledge of Conventions- the formal rules and informal guidelines that define genres, ans
shape the readers’ expectations• Rhetorical Knowledge- the ability to identify and apply strategies across a range of texts and
writing situations