Holy Bible bad, “gay penguin” book good

Posted on November 17, 2006

The “Twilight Zone” moment continues:

Complaining about the book’s homosexual undertones, some parents of Shiloh Elementary School students believe the book _ available to be checked out of the school’s library in this 11,000-resident town 20 miles east of St. Louis _ tackles topics their children aren’t ready to handle.

Their request: Move the book to the library’s regular shelves and restrict it to a section for mature issues, perhaps even requiring parental permission before a child can check it out.

For now, “And Tango Makes Three” will stay put, said school district Superintendent Jennifer Filyaw, though a panel she appointed suggested the book be moved and require parental permission to be checked out. The district’s attorney said moving it might be construed as censorship.

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One Response to “Holy Bible bad, “gay penguin” book good”

Jeff Molby on November 17th, 2006 1:39 pm

The district’s attorney is correct. Moving the book might be construed as censorship. There is already a similar case winding its way through the courts.

(Jay, can you provide the link to your post regarding the other case? I believe it was about a month ago.)

It would be prudent to await the outcome of that case.