In the 1850s, 'Uncle Tom's Cabin,' the classic antislavery novel, was banned throughout the Southern United States.
Dick Durbin: “In the 1850s, 'Uncle Tom's Cabin,' the classic antislavery novel, was banned throughout the Southern United States.”
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Durbin references the banning of 'Uncle Tom's Cabin' as part of historical censorship.
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