I caught a movie screening that was banned in its home country. The director spoke about why officials did not like it. Hearing their story made me feel part of something bigger. It was a small win for free speech. Has anyone seen art that survived being shut down?
I collect poetry that was banned. Have a book from the 1960s with protest themes. It was called dangerous back then. Now it reads like plain truth. Shows how fear shifts over time.
Rereading it after a long time, and wow, the censors really missed the point. Got any other banned books that are surprisingly on the nose now?