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Pritzker warns against book censorship as Illinois libraries deal with threats - Vimarsana News

Pritzker warns against book censorship as Illinois libraries deal with threats

In June 2023, Pritzker signed a bill making Illinois the first state to outlaw book bans.

Source: wgntv.com
Judge Says Arkansas Can't Prosecute Librarians For Carrying 'Harmful' Books—After State Joined National Push To Restrict Books - Vimarsana News

Judge Says Arkansas Can't Prosecute Librarians For Carrying 'Harmful' Books—After State Joined National Push To Restrict Books

A judge ruled Saturday that Arkansas could not enforce a law that would have allowed criminal charges against librarians and booksellers for providing ‘harmful’ materials to minors.

Source: forbes.com
Here Is How the Nampa, Idaho Book Bans Went Down - Vimarsana News

Here Is How the Nampa, Idaho Book Bans Went Down

One of the biggest book bans in the country was spearheaded by one woman and a school system that acquiesced for no reason.

Tolu Oloruntoba, Douglas Kearney named 2022 Griffin Poetry Prize winners - Vimarsana News

Tolu Oloruntoba, Douglas Kearney named 2022 Griffin Poetry Prize winners

Canadian poet Tolu Oloruntoba and American poet Douglas Kearney are the winners of the 2022 Griffin Poetry Prize. Oloruntoba won the $65,000 Canadian prize for The Junta of Happenstance (Anstruther Books/Palimpsest Press). In their citation, the jury said that Oloruntoba's poetry "collides the language

Oosthuizen líder, buen inicio de Sergio Garcia, gris de Rahm - Vimarsana News

Oosthuizen líder, buen inicio de Sergio Garcia, gris de Rahm

Estadio Deportivo Oosthuizen líder, buen inicio de Sergio Garcia, gris de Rahm Redacción deportes, 15 jul (EFE).- El sudafricano Louis Oosthuizen, número 13 del mundo, es el primer líder del Abierto Británico de golf tras entregar este jueves una tarjeta de 64 golpes (6 bajo par), sobre el Royal St George?s GC (Sandwich, Kent) en una primera jornada gris para el español Jon Rahm, número 2 del mundo, que acabó en 71 (+1), tres más que los entregados por el castellonense Sergio García, que fue segundo en este torneo en 2007 y 2014. El sudafricano, que ya conoce lo que es ganar este ...