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New guidelines urge UK libraries not to avoid controversial books and ideas - Vimarsana News

New guidelines urge UK libraries not to avoid controversial books and ideas

‘In [a] polarised world, it is important our sector is clear in its opposition to censorship’ says the Cilip report, published as services increasingly asked to remove books

District 6 board of education again supports book review committee, Pilch on student access to controversial book - Vimarsana News

District 6 board of education again supports book review committee, Pilch on student access to controversial book

Written by Sherman Alexie and published in 2009, "The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian" was among the top 10 banned books in 2022 according to the American Library Association.

Pinellas County School Board to address potential teacher raises - Vimarsana News

Pinellas County School Board to address potential teacher raises

On Tuesday, the Pinellas County School Board will address potential teacher raises and set a public hearing on reviewing policies for things like controversial materials, including textbooks.

Nashville Aug. 4 election: Meet Rachael Anne Elrod for school board - Vimarsana News

Nashville Aug. 4 election: Meet Rachael Anne Elrod for school board

The Tennessean Editorial Board invited Nashville School Board candidates to fill out our questionnaire for the Aug. 4 election.

Amazon's Violent Sales: 'Kill the Rich' and Columbine School Shooter T-Shirts - Vimarsana News

Amazon's Violent Sales: 'Kill the Rich' and Columbine School Shooter T-Shirts

Amazon Web Services filed a lawsuit on Jan. 12 that stated, “Compelling AWS to host content that plans, encourages, and incites violence would be unprecedented.” However, the platform has no problem hosting content on Amazon that says, “kill the rich” and glorifies the Columbine shooters.