Georgia district defends removing explicit book

A Georgia school district has removed Toni Morrison’s "The Bluest Eye" from its libraries due to explicit depictions of child rape and incest, among over 30 titles eliminated since 2023 to restrict sexually explicit material. District officials state the move aims to protect students and empower parental control, while critics argue it constitutes censorship that limits access to important literature. The superintendent emphasized that decisions about books containing explicit content are made through an administrative review process and compared the removal to not showing rated-R movies in classrooms.

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