Attack of the Black Rectangles by Amy Sarig King

A sixth-grade boy discovers the word "breast" is blacked-out in the school's copies of "The Devil's Arithmetic" and protests censorship of content in his school.

This book contains controversial social and racial commentary; non-sexual nudity; and inflammatory historical commentary

From the Head Rater: "Good evening,Here is a book report for “Attack of the Black Rectangles.” The book is about fighting against any form of censorship in schools. It calls for young kids to become activists against parents and other adults wanting to remove books from schools. In the Ackowledgments section, she provides several resources for legal help and otherwise to fight against them. The worst thing about the book is all of the misrepresented history, colonializism, patriarchy, feminism, sexism, equity stuff. Kind of hypocritical of a book calling for truth, contains so many lies…just wanted to toss that out there."