'Anne Frank's Diary,' the Bible among dozens removed from libraries in Texas school district

Keller ISD pulled a total of 41 books to review under new policies that were passed at a board meeting last week.

[Spartan]

I'm astounded that people are more upset about banning the Bible than banning Anne Frank's diary .

[justsayinfornow]

One day, there will be no libraries. Someone will find something wrong or offensive with every book.

[FullFrontalExposure]

Wait isnt there a Separation of Church & State?

[sharonnagle]

A conservative group running a school library. Let’s raise a bunch of know nothings.

[monicarodriguezzz]

They want to completely take out an option for believers. Not right. What's the point of having parents on the board if they're still gonna do what they want and not listen to parents wants

[alexiagiannopoulos]

It makes me very sad that they took the Bible out of the school. That goes against the religion that christians follow.

[stephtraveler]

PTA groups used to have input... No more... the school systems have too much power. Time to gut that swamp.

[dirty-sanchez]

Anyone who can't see what this kind of censorship leads to needs their eyes checked

[thirstfortruth]

Is the Quran still readily available in that school?

[chronicbullets]

Helen Keller wasn't blind or deaf.

[shoutingatclouds]

Ann Frank is famous for inventing the ball point pen.

[bravecaucasian]

Wasn't the Anne Frank book determined to be fake?

[r.morris]

First thing you do is make sure your kid carries a bible to school.

[thCenturyMulatto]

Honestly, even as a conservative and Orthodox Christian, I’m not too offended. I’d only be offended if they have other religious “preaching” books that are aloud to stay.