Argumentative Essay Of Banned Books

There are a lot of books banned from the United States ( over 300 to be exact), but no one knows how many times a certain book or book have been challenged against the American Library Association. 11,300 times a certain book has been challenged and those challenged books were soon censored and banned. Censorship is any prohibition of any book that seems inappropriate or promote violence or a threat to children of age. So books have been banned that contain anything that could provoke their child into doing wrong. Parents really believe that their child will copy what a bad character does in a book and react it in real life . The ALA shouldn’t ban books if someone wants to express how different they are or their personal freedom, people should be able to read whatever book they decide to read, but instead ignorance is created because people nowadays like to judge others.Censorship is uncalled for kids get curious and wants to know what’s going on the other side of the world . …show more content…
Just because a person reads a certain book that no one else has interest in doesn’t make them different from anyone else on this planet. There are 323.1 million people in the United States , everyone doesn’t have to be the exactly the same as the person next to them. If a certain person wants to read graphic novels because it makes them happy and makes them forget about what kind of day they had , let them you can’t judge someone for being a little unique and read something that other people find weird. Don’t judge a book by it’s cover just because they have a unique way of showing their character then other people doesn’t mean it’s