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Southlake Carroll students respond to book bans by forming club to read them - Vimarsana News

Southlake Carroll students respond to book bans by forming club to read them

The club is called the Unlocked Library. They can read books outside of school, but they want to talk to friends about important issues surrounding race and gender.

Source: yahoo.com
Children's Picture Book in Alabama Raises Concerns Due to Author's Last Name - Vimarsana News

Children's Picture Book in Alabama Raises Concerns Due to Author's Last Name

The primary reason for initiating this review was in anticipation of potential "unprecedented" challenges regarding book content that the library system might face.

Alabama library flagged a children's book because the author's last name is 'Gay' - Vimarsana News

Alabama library flagged a children's book because the author's last name is 'Gay'

A library system in Alabama flagged a children’s book, “Read Me a Story, Stella,” as potentially “sexually explicit” because the author’s last name is “Gay.”

Source: yahoo.com
Banned Books Week means parents must speak up against censorship and suppression - Vimarsana News

Banned Books Week means parents must speak up against censorship and suppression

Book bans cost libraries and school districts thousands of dollars. Bans can limit exposure to different perspectives and suppress critical thinking.

Source: yahoo.com
Banned Books Week highlights growing challenges to reading materials in schools, libraries and backlash from students - Vimarsana News

Banned Books Week highlights growing challenges to reading materials in schools, libraries and backlash from students

Students behind groups pushing back say they have long been left out of the conversation, despite being the most impacted by such restrictions.

Source: abc11.com