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'What the violent destruction of a Muslim library in Bihar tells us about the troubling state of Islamic heritage in India'

The recent communal violence which burned down the Azizia Madrasa occurred in the wake of numerous recent laws targeting Muslims

The big idea: what if censoring books only makes them more popular?

From Lady Chatterley’s Lover to novels about trans children, attempts to suppress works of literature tend to have the opposite effect

Book bans are soaring in U.S. schools, fueled largely by new laws in Republican-led states

Book bans in school libraries, gassed up by legislation pushed by conservatives, rose nearly 30% last semester, according to PEN America.