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The Debate Over Banning Harry Potter: Protecting Reading Rights

This piece explores the controversy surrounding the banning of the Harry Potter series, highlighting the clash between Christian beliefs and a fascination with witchcraft. While some argue that the magical themes undermine biblical teachings, others emphasize that Harry Potter has successfully engaged millions of children in reading during a time when digital distractions prevail. The importance of reading as a fundamental educational right is discussed, as well as the role of the American Civil Liberties Union in defending against censorship in schools.

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The Debate Over Banning Harry Potter: Protecting Reading Rights

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  1. BANNING HARRY Subtitle goes here

  2. WHY BAN THIS BOOK?"Christianity clashes with a love for witchcraft. The biblical God doesn't fit into Potter's world of wizards, witches, and other gods…”

  3. WHY NOT?“In an era where children would rather play video games than play outside or watch TV instead of read a book, the young wizard and his friends have magically engaged millions of kids in reading…”

  4. PROTECT YOUR RIGHTS! • That reading is a fundamental part of a proper education isn’t a matter of debate. What students actually read, in and out of school, is up for debate… and you can play a part in shaping the conversation! • If your school district has banned a book, or removed a text from circulation for reasons you feel violate you 1st Amendment Rights, you have an ally: The American Civil Liberties Union has been fighting for our rights, in and out of court, since 1917.

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