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If THE HANDMAID'S TALE has been in the AP curriculum for a decade, how come it's suddenly a problem now?
This year's Pride festivities faced fewer blatant attacks than last year, but there were also fewer events, displays, and celebrations.
Help make this a wonderful school year by clearing school librarian wish lists.
It's the second university library bomb threat in under a week.
It's Disability Pride Month and while there's much to celebrate, there's much to be worried about, including bans on disability-themed books.
The same month he demanded removal of a Pride display and demanded staff silence, a county exec leased public space to a private university.
How did Pride go in your library, bookstore, or school? Drop your stories in our survey. That, plus this week's book censorship news.
None of the fights over public libraries or public education and the books in them are new. These democratic institutions matter.
Why did Senator Salmon send districts in her jurisdiction the Moms For Liberty Book of Books and BookLooks?
One Iowa public school district is shutting its doors following laws that target public goods. Here's how it all connects to book bans.
