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Newtown Board Will Not Remove Challenged Titles

NEWTOWN — Board of Education members unanimously voted to keep two challenged books on shelves in school libraries after listening to concerned students and parents during a special meeting on

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Newtown school board votes unanimously to reject book ban

The Newtown Board of Education voted unanimously to keep two coming-of-age graphic novels, one of them LGBTQ-themed, on the shelves in the high school library.

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Book banning debate arrives in CT: Tearing the community apart

Connecticut has seen a rise in book ban challenges over the last few years, including in Newtown, Westport, Darien and other affluent communities.

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Oklahoma Senate confirms first woman to lead Human Services Department

Dr. Deborah Shropshire, a pediatrician, has been serving in the role since January.

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Banning books: In CT, titles for teens are being challenged

While there haven t been any official bans yet, books for teens that explore LGBTQIA+ and BIPOC stories are being challenged across Connecticut.

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