Lowry Academy Removes Books, Sparks Censorship Debate
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Lowry Academy in Salford sparks controversy by removing over 130 books from its library, including classics like 1984 and Twilight, as well as LGBT graphic novels. The school claims it was an age-appropriateness audit, but teachers and unions cry censorship. The National Education Union responds with an urgent motion to defend librarians and protect access to literature, highlighting the importance of art and education. The debate on balancing content concerns and open access in schools continues.
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