Anne Frank Diary 'pornographic', An enraged mother in Northville, Michigan, is on the fight and has formed a formal complaint against her daughter's school district about a book she feel is offensive and inappropriate for a seventh grade class. The Inquisitr reports on April 26, 2013, that the mother is bent out of shape due to believing that "The Diary of Anne Frank" is pornographic.
Gail Horalek has said that the unedited version of the "Anne Frank Diary" is pornographic, and far too much for her daughter's seventh grade class. She continued on stating that Frank details the discovery her genitalia in the book.
Horalek's complaint stems from the fact that she believes that Meads Mill Middle School should have checked with parents and gotten permission from parents first.
“The problem is the school is giving the seventh graders inappropriate material and not explaining it to the parents,” Horalek told the Patch.
The upset mother went on to say that permission should have been received and a letter should have been sent home to parents.
“If they watch any kind of movie with a swear word in it, I have to sign a permission slip," Horalek said.
Horalek's daughter brought the unedited passages of the "Anne Frank Diary" to her attention and realized they were pornographic. She said other parents were not aware of them either.
For those that aren't in the know, "The Diary of Anne Frank" tells the first-hand account of the young girl's experiences during the Holocaust. A situation she had to go through as not only a child, but a Jewish one.
Horalek's daughter and two other students approached the teacher about the book and ended up making a switch.
Gail Horalek has said that the unedited version of the "Anne Frank Diary" is pornographic, and far too much for her daughter's seventh grade class. She continued on stating that Frank details the discovery her genitalia in the book.
Horalek's complaint stems from the fact that she believes that Meads Mill Middle School should have checked with parents and gotten permission from parents first.
“The problem is the school is giving the seventh graders inappropriate material and not explaining it to the parents,” Horalek told the Patch.
The upset mother went on to say that permission should have been received and a letter should have been sent home to parents.
“If they watch any kind of movie with a swear word in it, I have to sign a permission slip," Horalek said.
Horalek's daughter brought the unedited passages of the "Anne Frank Diary" to her attention and realized they were pornographic. She said other parents were not aware of them either.
For those that aren't in the know, "The Diary of Anne Frank" tells the first-hand account of the young girl's experiences during the Holocaust. A situation she had to go through as not only a child, but a Jewish one.
Horalek's daughter and two other students approached the teacher about the book and ended up making a switch.
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