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2022 may go down as the year of momentum to ban books, with conservative groups Moms for Liberty, Daughters of the Confederacy and Utah Parents United better networked, better funded and successful in...

Despite having graduation requirements lowered two years ago, Florida superintendents are again pleading with the state's Department of ...

Columnist Riane Lumer analyzes the consequences of book purges as threats to democracy and societal interconnection.  

A Florida parent's rights group is recommending that the Department of Education reject most of the school textbooks ...

<p>"In practice, the books most frequently targeted for removal have been <a href="https://www.nytimes.com/2022/04/04/books/banned-books-libraries.html">by or about Black or L.G.B.T.Q. people</a>, according to the American Library Association."</p>

Mothers and fathers already make a habit of banning books.

Some groups are new, some are longstanding. Some are local, others national. Over the past two years, they have become vastly more organized, well funded, effective — and criticized.

In total, there are 566 book bans within 21 Florida school districts, according to the analysis.

In total, there are 566 book bans within 21 Florida school districts, according to the analysis.

In total, there are 566 book bans within 21 Florida school districts, according to the analysis.