Lafayette Parish Library board declines grant money for voting rights program, citing the books present only "one side" of that history.
A Louisiana library pulls LGBTQ children's books off shelves after parental complaints, despite its own collection policies.
Allegheny County Prison discontinues access to books for incarcerated individuals, choosing profit over rehabilitation.
A complicated book challenge arises in Burbank, California, putting antiracism and teaching methodology under the spotlight.
Parents call The Poet X "a frontal assault on Christian beliefs and values." The school won't censor the title.
A reader considers how books from the margins are recategorized and how moral gatekeeping restricts access to those stories.
So many queer stories have been buried, so many gender outlaws have been rewritten in historical accounts. Unearthing them is exciting.
Mat-Su School District overturns book censorship, but will this be permanent?
The long, ongoing tradition of highly organized censorship in New Zealand sparks interesting questions around responsibility, taste, and expression.
Conservative, pro-family white men on an Alaska school board pull books from upper-level elective English classrooms.
