Title: The Process Behind Banning Books – Crimson Times
Headings: The Process Behind Banning Books
The Process Behind Banning Books
All challenges that came Northgate’s way were defeated

Content: The Process Behind Banning Books – Crimson Times
The Process Behind Banning Books
All challenges that came Northgate’s way were defeated
Kate Wisenbaker, Co- Associate editor
April 10, 2017
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Why are books banned? Is it for use of inappropriate language or maybe for inappropriate sexual scenes? Or maybe the book in question is not appropriate for a high school reading level. Over the years several books have been banned across America. Some books are banned for logical reasons, but other reasons seem foolish. Northgate High School is no exception to having guidelines about what students can and cannot read. Schools across the nation ban different books for different reasons. Butler University says, “The most common reasons for banning books are: racial issues, encouragement of “unpleasant” activity, blasphemous dialogue, sexual situations or dialogue, violence or negativity, presence of witchcraft, unpopular beliefs, political bias, and age inappropriate material.” Schools have banned the following books such as: