According to the authors, in dealing with censorship attempts, teachers should let their actions be guided by the following two precepts:
A) parents have a right to object to their child's listening to or reading a book; parents
Have a right to object to a book being read in their child's classroom.
B) parents have a right to object to their child's listening to or reading a book; parents do
Not have a right to deny everyone else the right to listen to or read a book.
C) selection of books for classroom use is subject to community approval; citizens' right
To censor school material is guaranteed by the First Amendment.
D) selection of books for classroom use is the teacher's right; parents do not have a right
To object to their child's listening to or reading a book.

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The authors suggest that while parents can object to their own child's exposure to certain books, they should not have the authority to restrict access for others.

According to the Authors, in Dealing with Censorship Attempts, Teachers