Afterwards, 50 more words were banned in schools, including “dinosaur”, “birthday”, “poverty” and “unemployment”. The word “dinosaur” turns out to refer to the theory of evolution, which may offend the creationist theory, that is, the divine creation of the world. In addition, according to the education, the religious feelings of children can also affect the “birthday”, which is not celebrated by “Jehovah’s Witnesses”.
Tests in American schools should not offend those children whose parents cannot boast of prestigious work and high earnings. Therefore, the words “poverty”, “unemployment”, “home pool” and the mention of various expensive gifts and luxury items should also be excluded.
The word “slavery” is considered insulting, among other things, because it insults the feelings of young African Americans.
It is known that Mark Twain's book "The Adventures of Heckelberry Finn" was removed from school libraries and offered to be burned only because there is a mention of "negro". Mark Twain’s books rank fourth on the list of most banned books.
In one of the Danish cities, it was banned to install a Christmas tree. Most of the officials in the administration are Muslims.