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A Colorado mom was cut off at a school board meeting after trying to read out a sexually explicit passage from a book she said was available to children.

Pennsylvania experienced more book-banning activity from the second half of last year through this spring than almost any other state, according to a group supporting free expression in literature.

Two dozen teachers unions, librarians associations and publishers have formed a coalition to stop a drive by parents to remove sexually explicit LGBTQ books from K-12 school libraries.

Two dozen teachers unions, librarians associations and publishers have formed a coalition to stop a drive by parents to remove sexually explicit LGBTQ books from K-12 school libraries.

The Richmond Times-Dispatch sent public records requests to each of the states 132 public school systems seeking information on books that had been removed or placed under review in the

The Richmond Times-Dispatch sent public records requests to each of the states 132 public school systems seeking information on books that had been removed or placed under review in the

Brooklyn Public Library introduces its "Books Unbanned" initiative, which allows every person in the U.S. between the ages of 13 and 21 to apply for a free library card.

The Times-Dispatch sent public records requests to each of the states 132 public school systems seeking information on books that had been removed or placed under review in the last

(JKPL) — Joeten-Kiyu Public Library Tinian Public Library, Antonio C. Atalig Memorial Library (Rota) celebrated month-long series of festivities highlighting National Library Week this April.

A group called "Concerned Parents of Nixa" has formed to fight "questionable" books, curriculum and sex education in Nixa schools.