News and tools for engaging in literary activism, from ending book bans to supporting libraries and more.
One of the most crucial things you can do to save democratic institutions is to vote for board seats and other down-ballot initiatives.
Poor recording keeping, debates over what was or was not said and voted on, and special interests plague more than just this library system.
If censors can't get the books removed that they've created a moral panic around, then they'll bankrupt public institutions.
South Carolina's new budget proviso provided the perfect opportunity for some York County board members to harm the institution.
There are processes and guardrails that ensure only appropriate books are added to library collections. That plus this week's censorship news.
In Elle Reeve's BLACK PILL, we meet a woman who championed a misogynistic white supremacist movement and revealed its chilling secrets.
Here are the latest censorship news stories, including Canadian politician promising to ban LGBTQ educational resources.
Here are the biggest censorship news stories that came out of Banned Books Week, including new data from the ALA and PEN America.
Brooklyn Public Library's Books Unbanned program has made a real impact on the lives of young people nationwide.
"I treated each book I examined like it was a precious gem."