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Five books challenged by Dayton parent remain in curriculum - Vimarsana News

Five books challenged by Dayton parent remain in curriculum

Five books that had been challenged by a parent will remain in use in Dayton High School’s ninth through 12th-grade English/Language Arts classes, Superintendent ...

Library Flags Children's Book Because Author's Last Name is Gay - Vimarsana News

Library Flags Children's Book Because Author's Last Name is Gay

The library's executive director argues they were trying to be "proactive" in relocating books ahead of an expected flood of challenges.

'The Other Zoey' Clip Teases Zoey, Zach's 1st Meeting Pre-Love Triangle - Vimarsana News

'The Other Zoey' Clip Teases Zoey, Zach's 1st Meeting Pre-Love Triangle

Us Weekly's exclusive 'The Other Zoey' clip offers a glimpse at Zoey and Zach crossing paths for the first time

Here and Now with Sandra Bookman for 10/15/23: Jumaane Williams, new food guide and Africa Fashion - Vimarsana News

Here and Now with Sandra Bookman for 10/15/23: Jumaane Williams, new food guide and Africa Fashion

On this episode of Here and Now, fighting for justice and equality: a conversation with New York City Public Advocate Jumaane Williams.

Source: abc7ny.com
Boston philanthropists launch new effort to ship Floridians 'banned books' - Vimarsana News

Boston philanthropists launch new effort to ship Floridians 'banned books'

Tech entrepreneur Paul English, who co-founded Kayak, and Joyce Linehan, former Chief of Policy for the City of Boston and member of the Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners, have founded BannedBooksUSA.org, an online platform that allows Florida residents to order banned and restricted books for just the price of shipping.

Source: wgbh.org