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“Moving Pictures, Books, and
Child Crime”
Rowland C. Sheldon, “Moving
Pictures, Books, and Child Crime,” Bookman 53, (May 1921),
242-44.
Rowland C. Sheldon was the General Secretary
for the Big Brother Movement Inc, which sought to pair boys in need
of advice and encouragement with an adult male roll model. This organization
continues this work today, and includes Big Sisters.
Listen for Sheldon’s indictment
of moving pictures as causing juvenile crime. Read about specific plans
that the Big Brothers were implementing to create book lists appropriate
for minds of boys, rather than sending them to the movies.
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