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How are challenges to authority presented in persepolis and what impact have such challenges had on readers or audiences?

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Sex, Violence, and Radical Islam: Why 'Persepolis' Belongs in Public Schools

Administrators in Chicago may think they're protecting students by limiting access to a controversial graphic novel. But they're missing a chance to impart real knowledge.

The job of American schools, as enforced by the bureaucracy, is not really education. It's censorship.

That may sound overly cynical. But I've worked as an educational writer and curriculum developer for almost 20 years, and the most important part of the job, it often seems like, is not imparting information, but rather figuring out how to make sure that the students don't receive any. 

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