Amanda Gorman's powerful poem "The Hill We Climb" has been a significant moment in American history. The poem, which she recited at the 2021 Presidential Inauguration, was praised for its poignant and hopeful message in the wake of a tumultuous political climate. However, the Bob Graham Education Center in Florida has banned the poem from being taught in their schools.
For those unfamiliar with the poem, "The Hill We Climb" is an inspiring work that celebrates the resilience and strength of the American people. Gorman's words resound with a sense of hope and unity, offering a vision of a better future that everyone can strive for. It is a message that is desperately needed in these polarizing times.
Unfortunately, there are some who do not seem to share this sentiment. The Bob Graham Education Center's decision to ban the poem is a disheartening reminder that censorship is still a pressing issue in America. The decision to ban "The Hill We Climb" highlights a larger trend of book bans in schools across the country, which have been increasingly common over the past few years.
In response to this ban, Amanda Gorman has been vocal in her opposition. In a series of tweets, she stated that "
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