My son is reading The Crucible in class and he came home in a bit of a rage the other day yelling, “Why can’t we just read a book without it being a thing!”  Apparently one of his classmates thought some of the language and choices Arthur Miller made objectionable. His classmate felt that, because the book made him uncomfortable, he shouldn’t have to read it.  My son said, “What’s the big deal? What’s wrong with being uncomfortable?”  What is wrong with being uncomfortable?  

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