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Should schools ban the novel based solely on one "offensive" word?

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AB Editor | 00:00 Fri 23rd Feb 2007 | Arts & Literature
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Should schools ban the novel based solely on one �offensive� word?

  • No. The word is a biological term, not a swear word and kids have heard much worse in every day life. It's an over reaction - 25 votes
  • 83%
  • It depends on the word, and the school is within its rights to choose to bad it. But they should be careful in avoiding any over reaction. - 3 votes
  • 10%
  • Yes. Schools have a responsibility to take these measures on behalf of the pupils. - 2 votes
  • 7%

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