Libraries,etc don’t have infinite space. Therefore choices are always made to give preference to one book over another. Is every book not chosen “banned”? Is every choice so sacred that it can’t be questioned? Unless that is so, no book has a “ right” to shelf space, to go unquestioned and unchallenged, or to be insulated from replacement by another choice. Nor are the librarians, administrators, etc who choose books endowed with intellect, judgment, or ethics and values of unquestionable superiority to those who might disagree with their decisions
Libraries,etc don’t have infinite space. Therefore choices are always made to give preference to one book over another. Is every book not chosen “banned”? Is every choice so sacred that it can’t be questioned? Unless that is so, no book has a “ right” to shelf space, to go unquestioned and unchallenged, or to be insulated from replacement by another choice. Nor are the librarians, administrators, etc who choose books endowed with intellect, judgment, or ethics and values of unquestionable superiority to those who might disagree with their decisions
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