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Author John Green to join 2 Indianapolis panels discussing banned books

Indianapolis Public Library and The Patachou Foundation are hosting authors in October 2023 to discuss book banning.

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Teacher Is Fired for Reading Book on Gender Identity in Class

The teacher in Georgia was fired for reading to fifth graders “My Shadow Is Purple,” which is about a child who cannot relate to the colors blue and pink.

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Dozens speak on banning books during New Hanover County School Board meeting

Dozens speak on banning books during New Hanover County School Board meeting
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Setting This Anti-Censorship Billboard on Fire Kind of Just Made Its Point

If lawmakers get the final say in what kids get to learn, that’s definitely a bit fascist, if you ask me.

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Louisiana family outraged after tribute to late son burned down

As the fight over banned books in Louisiana and across America, one family is outraged after the sign near their home supporting their local libraries, and a memorial of their son, was burned down.

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