A Florida school district has removed a visual adaptation of Anne Frank’s diary, after parents who are members of the far right group Moms for Liberty complained about it.
A Florida school district has removed a visual adaptation of Anne Frank’s diary, an acclaimed first-person telling of a teenage girl’s life in the Nazi-occupied Netherlands during World War II.
“Anne Frank’s Diary: The Graphic Adaptation” was created by Israeli illustrator David Polonsky and remains faithful to the original text. The graphic novel has, which described it as “a superb offering to read alongside the original” that “lets its narrator’s voice soar.” The parents who complained about the graphic novel are members of the far right group Moms for Liberty. The group
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