The Hazelwood School District v. Kuhlmeier (1988) case dealt with:
a. sex education materials for middle school students.
b. school journalism and the school newspaper rather than young adult literature.
c. the problem novel, sometimes called realistic fiction, which focuses on an array of taboo topics.
d. the legality of Administrative Book Selection Committees and their right to censor young adult literature.
Question 2
The line between parental rights and censorship begins to blur when:
a. censoring groups disagree on whether a book should be removed or should stay in the library media center.
b. parents want to debate the effectiveness of the ALA Code of Ethics and the AASL Access to Resources and Services in the School Library Media Program: An Interpretation of the Library Bill of Rights.
c. parents and teachers both agree a book is inappropriate yet the school administration insists on keeping the book.
d. individuals or groups make a request that would limit access by all the students in a school rather than just their own children.
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