Intolerance manifestation: the writer Blum Judy declared political censorship to United States of America

The American writer Blum Judy declared that a ban of books to United States of America reminds political censorship of the 1980th years. Such reaction followed after its novel "Forever" was withdrawn from school libraries in State of Florida. In the West continue to make amendments to works and other writers of the XX century. "Gone with the Wind" Margaret Mitchell is republished with an accompanying note about racist book contents and about a romanticizing "shocking era" slavery. Earlier novels Christina Agatha about English detectives Hercule Poirot and Ms. Marple were published with fresh wordings and the cut-out fragments...