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Susan Kuklin's 'Beyond Magenta,' has frequently landed on the American Library Association's list of the most banned books in America and is one of the most challenged books of the 2010s. The nonfiction book tells the stories of six transgender teens as they struggle to understand their feelings of discomfort and alienation growing up. Despite criticism, it is not sexually-explicit.

Educator and business owner David Lenihan argues that restricting education via book bans will create a generation that will be unemployable.

The Indiana Library Federation is encouraging Hoosier lawmakers not to revive legislation that would open the door to widespread book banning at school and public libraries.

Pioneer Library System is welcoming patrons to its Norman locations for National Library Week, which kicked off Sunday.

The Meadow Bridge Public Library is in its closing stretch, and a local resident is among those who are unhappy with the situation.

New Braunfels voters are being asked to approve a $140,000,000 bond issue on Election Day; Saturday, May 6. Three separate propositions will appear on the ballot. Proposition 1 asks for

Libraries safe, valued

Libraries safe, valued

NEWTON — Catawba County Library System encourages all community members to visit the library during National Library Week, which highlights the role libraries, librarians and library workers play in transforming

The 400-year-old text presented the Bard's plays as serious literature, muddling the boundaries between popular culture and high art