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This year is expected to set a record for the number of book bans by public school libraries, so many people are finding creative ways to make banned books available to young readers outside schools.

The March for Education and Equity Fair was put on by In Purpose Educational Services and the Missouri Equity Education Partnership.

March for Education & Equity Fair We are unifying to support teachers, students, parents, and equity education.

Though St. Louis is full of thriving local businesses, many fly under the radar, undeservedly. Here are some of our favorite smaller retailers. So Jeff...

Banning books can have unintended consequences. In the United States, one result has been a redoubled effort to ensure those books are freely available.

Heather Fleming has also led volunteers to Jefferson City to oppose bills targeting the ways race, gender, and history are taught in Missouri classrooms.

Heather Fleming has also led volunteers to Jefferson City to oppose bills targeting the ways race, gender and history are taught in Missouri classrooms.

The program will distribute free copies of "The Bluest Eye" in response to its removal from Wentzville School District libraries.

Galen Bacharier and Roger McKinney USA TODAY NETWORK JEFFERSON CITY — Missouri is surveying school districts around the state on whether they teach critical race theory, state education officials said Monday, as a legislative committee held a contentious initial hearing on the topic. Michael Harris, chief of governmental relations for the states Department of Elementary and Secondary Education, told the committee that the department asked districts around the state whether their curricul...