The Black Country Living Museum in Dudley has introduced a trigger warning for the Janet and John children's book, published in 1949, due to its outdated views and negative cultural descriptions. The museum emphasizes the importance of acknowledging the book's existence to foster discussions about inclusivity and to educate visitors about historical context. Alongside the Janet and John book, other literary works, including Ian Fleming's James Bond series and Agatha Christie's Murder at the Gallop, have also been flagged for potentially offensive content. The museum has amassed over 6,500 books for its replica 1960s library, which aims to provide a comprehensive view of historical literature. A spokesperson stated that while not every item can be thoroughly vetted, the museum does not intend to censor history but rather to present it for education and discussion. The trigger warnings serve as a means to inform visitors that they may encounter upsetting material, thereby promoting thoughtful conversations about the past and its implications for a more inclusive future.