Inside the two-year fight to bring charges against school librarians in Granbury, Texas
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Police bodycam shows sheriff hunting for 'obscene' books at library
54 votes -
The 2023 Hugo Awards: A report on censorship and exclusion
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Ending censorship applies to prison too - US prisons remain the institutions where the most censorship occurs
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Pittsburgh Pennsylvania children's author writes a book titled 'Banned Book', discusses censorship
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More than thirty years after its publication, picture book Daddy's Roommate has once again found itself the target of censorship
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The cost to librarians and libraries from the US culture wars
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Ann Patchett talks about her new book, running a bookshop, and resisting censorship
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Banned in the USA: The growing movement to censor books in schools
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US school librarians vilified as the 'arm of Satan' in book-banning wars
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‘I think we should throw those books in a fire’: Movement builds on right to target books
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How to save the novel - self-censorship and problematic language in modern fiction
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Why I am obsessed with the forbidden Seuss
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Literature locked up: How prison book restriction policies constitute the nation’s largest book ban
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Harry Potter books removed from St. Edward Catholic School due to 'curses and spells'
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'We need to keep our language alive': Inside a Uyghur bookshop in Istanbul
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Nadine Gordimer wrote furiously, in every sense. The Nobel Prize-winning South African writer cared very much how people think, and not at all what people thought of her.
7 votes