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The review process began when a parent filed a complaint against the book, which Cold Harbor District Supervisor Michael Herzberg described as “garbage” in a February Facebook post, according to the Richmond Times-Dispatch.
Through alternating first-person accounts, and with varied poetic styles, Elliott (A Place Inside of Me, rev. 11/20) and Miller-Lachmann
The Richmond Times-Dispatch sent public records requests to each of the state's 132 public school systems seeking information on books that had been removed or placed under review in the
If we approach these tough questions on book banning from the students' perspective first, we may find that the answers aren't as elusive as we once thought.