Uh-oh. Time for the Cancel Culture Mob to immediately cancel Democrat Gov. Gavin Newsom!
Aside from mockery online by those who were incredulous that he had not read most of the books already, since several are common in school curricula, some pointed out that Newsom was mocking other states despite California’s own examples of censorship.was recently banned, at least temporarily, by schools in Burbank, California, among other classic books, over concerns about “racism” and the use of racial slurs in the text.
Until further notice, teachers in the area will not be able to include on their curriculum Harper Lee’s
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