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You're not wrong, in general. But in this specific case, in Tennessee, it's specifically about the nudity.
It's "nudity" of any type, which puts the Venus de Milo in the same category as Brazzers.
So the Bible is inappropriate for all students and there's several parents I need to report...
I was about to jump in and defend the heck out of Shel Silverstein but it's based on a broad sweeping nudity ban?
That's fair. That man was an accidental children's book author and the best kind of weirdo.
The ban is dumb but his inclusion less so.
I said before but my guess is that with Shel they saw the title "A Boy Named Sue" and automatically banned him.
Thanks for clarifying. I was giving them more credit than was due.