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This would be the $64,000 question here.

In her response to Peter Doocy, she called the law a “reflection of politicians in Florida propagating misinformed, hateful policies."

Guest Commentary: In an age where Merrick Garland’s Justice Department has called parents “domestic terrorists” and the media labels mothers and fathers who speak out at school board meetings “white

From the column: "Opponents of the Florida law are deliberately misleading the public and misrepresenting the nature of the legislation in order to play the homophobia card. Nothing in this law defames or diminishes the LGBTQ community. Nothing prohibits the word 'gay'.”

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Book bans in Tennessee, Texas, Florida: Moms against them are pushing back

The wave of censorship not seen in decades leads to new organizations and to a change of focus for existing groups.

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WENTZVILLE, Mo. (AP) — Two students have sued a suburban St. Louis school district over its decision to remove several books from school libraries. The American Civil Liberties Union of Missouri sued the Wentzville School District on Tuesday on behalf of the students, who aren't named in the lawsuit because they are minors, KWMU-FM reported .

WENTZVILLE (AP) -- Two students have sued a suburban St. Louis school district over its decision to remove several books from school libraries.