Texas Teacher Fired for Controversial Anne Frank Assignments
A Texas teacher was fired after assigning an illustrated adaptation of Anne Frank's diary to her eighth-grade class, with district officials deeming the book "inappropriate" and unapproved. The graphic novel, which has faced previous bans, includes discussions of sexuality that were edited out in subsequent reprints of the original written version. This incident highlights ongoing concerns about censorship and restrictions on teaching topics such as race and gender in classrooms, as Texas has implemented laws limiting educators' ability to address these subjects. The firing has sparked criticism and raised questions about the suppression of truth in education.
- Texas teacher fired for showing Anne Frank graphic novel to eighth-graders The Guardian US
- Texas teacher fired for reading Diary of Anne Frank to class Chron
- Texas teacher fired over graphic 'Diary of Anne Frank' adaptation assignment to eighth graders The Washington Post
- Texas middle school teacher fired after assigning graphic novel adaptation of Anne Frank's diary New York Post
- Anne Frank Book Gets Texas Teacher Fired Newsweek
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