"Black Beauty" was banned in South Africa primarily due to its themes of animal rights and the critique of cruelty towards animals, which some authorities believed could incite social unrest or challenge prevailing attitudes about authority and hierarchy. The book's strong advocacy for the humane treatment of horses was seen as potentially subversive in a society grappling with broader issues of oppression and inequality. This censorship reflects historical tensions around literature that promotes social justice and ethical considerations.
South Africa felt the word black in the title made it racial so it has been banned in some schools and areas because of this.
South Africa felt the word black in the title made it racial so it has been banned in some schools and areas because of this.
When I worked in South Africa 'Black Beauty' was banned Catcher in the Rye Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Flowers in the Attic Fahrenheit 451
Manson isn't banned from South Africa, however, if he is, then it's because of his performances and views.
no
south africa
South Africa, because of racial discrimination.
Due to apartheid in South Africa
Absolutely not. It is banned internationally
Another Brick in the Wall was banned in South Africa beause the Government thought it was anti educational so they banned it. Also the possibily of Arnold Layne being banned in this country because they didnt like the thought of transvestism.
2 decades
i dont now