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How Two Texas Bookstores Are Leading the Fight Against Book Bans - Vimarsana News

How Two Texas Bookstores Are Leading the Fight Against Book Bans

When I wrote my YA novel, I hoped to inspire teens to figure out their beliefs around complicated political questions. But amid a wave of book bans, my book could get prohibited from school shelves.

Leading Off (11/22/22) - Vimarsana News

Leading Off (11/22/22)

Sunny today with a high of 60 and chances of turkey

"In God We Trust" Signs Donated to Public Schools Violate Texas Law, Austin Civil Rights Firm Alleges - Vimarsana News

"In God We Trust" Signs Donated to Public Schools Violate Texas Law, Austin Civil Rights Firm Alleges

The firm sent cease and desist letters to four Texas school districts after signs with the national motto in Arabic and rainbow lettering were rejected.

Katy ISD police 'investigated' a library book after a complaint - Vimarsana News

Katy ISD police 'investigated' a library book after a complaint

A Katy ISD police officer temporarily removed a copy of a book from a high school library last month as part of an investigation after a woman filed a criminal complaint.

Leading Off (1/20/21) - D Magazine - Vimarsana News

Leading Off (1/20/21) - D Magazine

Leading Off (1/20/21) County changes course on vaccine distribution plan, school districts don't want students to see inauguration, and a son sheltered his father after sisters' murder. By Peter Simek Published in FrontBurner January 20, 2021 7:44 am Dallas County Changes Course on Vaccine Distribution. County commissioners approved a new plan yesterday that will prioritize vaccine distribution for residents of the 11 county ZIP codes that health officials have identified as the most affected by COVID-19. Commissioners were concerned that early vaccine distribution had disproportionately gon...