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School District Bans Assassination Classroom After Mom Says High Schoolers’ Brains Can’t Handle It

School District Bans Assassination Classroom After Mom Says High Schoolers’ Brains Can’t Handle It School District Bans Assassination Classroom After Mom Says High Schoolers’ Brains Can’t Handle It

School District Bans Assassination Classroom After Mom Says High Schoolers’ Brains Can’t Handle It

The Horry County School has officially banned Assassination Classroom from its district after a mother made a complaint. Jennifer Hannigan, the mother, learned about Assassination Classroom after her high school daughter brought it home from the school library. “Even if I didn’t have children, I …Read more  »

Credit Card Companies Force Ken Akamatsu’s Manga Library Z to Shutter Over Explicit Titles

Credit Card Companies Force Ken Akamatsu’s Manga Library Z to Shutter Over Explicit Titles Credit Card Companies Force Ken Akamatsu’s Manga Library Z to Shutter Over Explicit Titles

Credit Card Companies Force Ken Akamatsu’s Manga Library Z to Shutter Over Explicit Titles

In August, Otaku USA reported on how some Western credit card companies have threatened penalties or told Japanese companies they need to stop selling some of their explicit manga titles. Manga creator and politician Ken Akamatsu spoke out against this, and now he’s been pulled …Read more  »

School District Allegedly Tried to Cover Up Banning Assassination Classroom, Black Butler, Soul Eater

School District Allegedly Tried to Cover Up Banning Assassination Classroom, Black Butler, Soul Eater School District Allegedly Tried to Cover Up Banning Assassination Classroom, Black Butler, Soul Eater

School District Allegedly Tried to Cover Up Banning Assassination Classroom, Black Butler, Soul Eater

KHOU 11, a CBS-affiliated news station in Houston, has been investigating book bans in the area and believes, based on its research, that the Klein Independent School District is banning books while trying to make it look otherwise. Libraries are always going to get rid …Read more  »

New Florida Laws Mean Special Magistrate Decides if Assassination Classroom Gets Banned

New Florida Laws Mean Special Magistrate Decides if Assassination Classroom Gets Banned New Florida Laws Mean Special Magistrate Decides if Assassination Classroom Gets Banned

New Florida Laws Mean Special Magistrate Decides if Assassination Classroom Gets Banned

Yvonne Stagg, a woman in Polk County, Florida, has filed an appeal to get the manga Assassination Classroom banned from local high school libraries. She said in her complaint that she learned about the manga from “national news.” The school district had committees look at …Read more  »