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It’s a smoke screen for the real agenda, for several reasons. One is that pornography is not “diversity.” One can conceivably publish novels including “LGBTQ” advocacy that are not sexually explicit, and in fact, 15 or 20 years ago, many were not. That’s a rarity today as porn and leftist political content often go hand in hand.

There are few indications yet that the wave of book bans will ebb any time soon.

New Ulm announces Oktoberfest dtes

The very week that has been chosen to push back against banning books, Let Freedom Read, concludes on the day the Morristown Festival of Books becomes the place to be

On Oct. 14, the moons orbit will align between Earth and the sun at a distance that will mostly, but not fully, block the suns light. The effect of this

JEFFERSONVILLE — Amid a national rise in book challenges, Southern Indiana libraries are celebrating the freedom to read as they recognize Banned Books Week.

Call ahead in case a listed meeting has been changed.FRIDAY-SUNDAYNo meetings reported.MONDAYButternuts Town Board, 6:45 p.m., town municipal building.Cherry Valley Village Board, 6:30 p.m., village hall, 2 Genesee St.Delaware Academy

Despite the ongoing national censorship debate and some Montana libraries’ decision not to recognize the event, local libraries and book lovers in Bozeman are celebrating Banned Books Week with fervor.

For as long as there have been libraries, there have been people who disagree about what belongs on library shelves. Presently, there are an above average number of people who

Starting on Tuesday, Oct. 10, Santa Maria bibliophiles will have a new book club at the library to enjoy, one that explores the history and the power of contemporary romance