Yep, they did.

A children’s story written by an Oscar-award winning actress who graduated from military high school and whose father was a career military man.

“In a Feb. 16 Instagram post, the Oscar-winning actress, 64, wrote that the book had been banned in Pentagon-run schools. Per a memo obtained by The Washington Post, the Department of Defense has started to restrict access to books and other learning materials in its school system for U.S. military families, as a response to the Trump administration’s recent diversity, equity and inclusion program crackdown. 

Freckleface Strawberry, which was first published in 2007 and illustrated by LeUyen Pham, follows a young girl who learns to embrace her freckles, as well as the differences of others. The book was loosely based on Moore’s own childhood experiences.“

Maybe the Trump administration should go further and ban sun exposure which can cause freckles to appear. Or they could regulate melanin in people’s bodies as they want to regulate other things in people’s bodies.

If you would like to see other surprising books that have been banned in schools, here’s a good place to go.