and this is so ironic when you get to huckleberry finn, because huckleberry finn is an indictment of slavery. huckleberry finn is an indictment of racism. but the philistines who are unfortunately leading our schools and our universities today, don't seem to understand that. i would be surprised if they ever crack the spine of the book themselves. they've just been told by somebody else that it's racist and therefore terrible, and we have to get rid of it. so unfortunately, now you're seeing all sorts of bizarre, frankly obscene in and pornographic books creeping into schools. one clear example of this would be gender queer by myakka bobby, which is essentially gay --, graphic vivid gay -- in schools, all the while the great writers are being kicked out. there was a terrible move from the yale english department just, just a few years ago to remove the required ment that one study major english poets because the problem with those major english poets is they happen to be white guys because their their english i mean, the english tend to be white and so you think, my goodness, if one

these people right wingers, john lithgow and footloose are going to be able not to make you read huckleberry finn is nonsense is ridiculous and imposing. it is not doing the hard work to say, wait, we are not going to allow kids to be bothered in school, we are not going to put junk in school. somebody has to decide what goes in school. i say, let it be the parents. let the parents decide. that is what they are deciding. they are deciding, no, and i am four. peter: let's go to what gloria had to say, everybody should have the first amendment right to speak their point of view, but there has been a lot of self censoring going on the last couple of years. kurt: self censoring, high-tech censoring with government interference. and, you have people who should damn well know better and our government, hate speech should not a legal term. and, an abomination to our first amendment. you have to allow nazis and communists to stand there together and spout their genocide allies because everyone has a right to speak. you do not have to believe them, you do not have to like them. the answer to bad, stupid s

kids about it you know, and was in as a concerned parent, i'm like, oh, i don't my kid reading huckleberry finn because it has know foul language. okay i can understand that. but to just say, oh, i don't want to read it because it's going to make them feel bad. well, have you a conversation with the kid? did your kid actually say that to you? and, you know, the woman when she was npr actually made up stuff in. my book that never actually happened. so that was also a big thing. it's like, oh, and this happened. this like, that wasn't in my book. like, i don't know what you're actually talking about. so there is an agenda there. again, why someone like me grow up to write a book like this, the book that i wish i had because. i never felt seen. i never felt. and now that kids feel that with my books now all of a sudden where the problem is. if if parents aren't going to have those conversations on the front end before the complaint is made. do you this is the right process for school districts to handle complaints to to temporarily pull a book the shelf do the review and then make that decision is

babystar fedya stukov, who played tom sawyer's tempo in the film the adventures of tom soy and huckleberry finnether with vladislav galkin as a child. eh, it turns out it is already the second webbest, which we got behind the director's console, the first was dmitry iosifov. uh, the well-known pinocchio, but he declared himself somehow immediately and very loudly and tv series ekaterina by many others. what about the knock? here he was filming for quite a long time, the second, third seasons, in my opinion, the big ones belong to him, and therefore remained in the shadow of the actual baby tour. i think this is his first. uh, real serious success is in the original serial production. one can only applaud when this person is a former star. as a child, he becomes a very good and high-quality director in adulthood. but he decided to pull actresses anastasia popova out of episodic roles uh, very successfully. she's clearly on the move. here, the whole collective farm is on me, and i have a special disposition for her simply, because we were also born on the same day on the eighteenth of may well, a