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Florida state laws prohibit districts from supplying books with “pornographic” or “inappropriate” content in school libraries or classrooms.

Here’s your guide to the heroes and villains—plus a list of the 50 most banned books.

Currently, there are 118 titles under review to determine if they are developmentally appropriate.

The Tarrant County chapter of Citizens Defending Freedom is among community members speaking out against certain books in school libraries.

"Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close" was located in libraries at Northridge and Greeley Central high schools and at Brentwood Middle School as of early May. "The Kite Runner" was available at Northridge, Greeley Central and Greeley West high schools as of the review dated May 22.

In the March, 27th issue of the Monitor, Winona Whitaker went on her monthly attack against LGBTQ people, this time hopping on the bandwagon that the government knows whats best for children, rather …

GUY ADAMS: Gender Queer has found its to British schools - and parents are deeply upset. Among them is the countrys most expensive day school: The American School In London.

Amid criticism, Puffin revises its plan to soften the language Roald Dahls classic works, North Dakota passes a new law to ban sexually explicit materials in public libraries, and more.

The Central Bucks School District is now considering banning 65 books. Administrators initially chose five books for review, four of which center LGBTQ characters.

  Marley’s Ghost By Brian Katcher Marley may be dead, but he’s as much a character as anyone in this book. In fact, he reminds me of folks I’ve sat in AA meetings with over the years, crusty on the outside, but scratch them and you find they’re filled with the marshmallow of regret. If […]