What American books should be banned in the UK?

@SW-User The only people using that term now are white supremacists, (and incorrectly) so there I’d agree.

@bijouxbroussard unfortunately the term has reached the UK now.
Shall we say ‘politically correct’ then.

That’s another phrase that has drifted across the pond. Please have it back.

@SW-User It originated in my community and was very old African American slang for "enlightened". The white racists here corrupted its meaning and apparently the white supremacists on your side of the pond jumped on that bandwagon. 🙄

@bijouxbroussard We now have woke bishops. Stained glass windows in cathedrals are taken down. Statues of Winston Churchill removed.

@SW-User Well, that’s not what the term originally meant. It had nothing to do with you folks. That’s what I mean by "corrupted". The whites here took a term [b]they[/b] didn’t understand, changed its original intent and then got mad at the meaning [b]they[/b] gave it ! 🙄

@bijouxbroussard Returning to my original point, Shakespeare is exquisite, part of our English heritage.
Not there to be pillaged by American political correctness.

@SW-User And I guess you didn’t notice that I [b]agreed[/b] with you ? I don’t think any books should be banned. We lose when people who are in charge do that. Incidentally, banning and burning books (records, etc.) is a tradition of our [b]right[/b]-wing pundits. They benefit by keeping the population uneducated and not exposed to anything beyond our borders. Leftists tend to be more traveled and better educated here.

@SW-User that's terrible. I don't want to dream about what could be wrong with stained glass windows. And shame on the bishops for weakly abing by it

@SW-User wowowowo......but what on earth could be wrong with stained glass windows ?

@SW-User Henry VIII would have them all burned as heretics.