Silencing genocide, one book at a time

New Politics: Australian Politics by New Politics

Aug 22, 202622:53News & Politics

Waverley Library’s removal of Adam Johnson’s “How to Sell a Genocide” raises a question that goes far beyond one book or a Sydney council: who decides which political arguments the public is allowed to debate? While the...

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