The school's principal demanded "sexually explicit material" be removed and revoked purchasing power from the librarian and staff.
Ridgeland Mayor Gene McGee is withholding $110,000 from the library system until all "homosexual materials" are removed.
This week's book censorship news from across the USA.
The district is reportedly enforcing "neutrality" in their programming by cancelling anti-racism, Pride, and social justice events.
This week's look at books being challenged across the US, including Gender Queer, Looking for Alaska, This One Summer, and more.
The Streisand effect claims that banning a book will only make it more popular. But that ignores the inequity of censorship.
A new library committee developed in the wake of Gender Queer's removal from Wake County Public Library may reverse the decision on the book.
Nearly half of the United States have censorship bills under review or legislated. That and more of this week's book challenge news.
1 star reviews calling these books "trash" and advocating they be burned take the top review spots on Amazon. You can help change that.
The #FReadom campaign is asking you to write your school board with provided templates to support school libraries and access to information.