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Book Bans Are on the Rise in the Gulf South. Here's What's Being Challenged in Alabama - Vimarsana News

Book Bans Are on the Rise in the Gulf South. Here's What's Being Challenged in Alabama

Efforts to ban books believed to be inappropriate for children and teens have seen a sharp uptick recently, but some libraries and bookstores are fighting back. Read more.

Viewpoints: Don't think it can happen here? We've burned books before - Vimarsana News

Viewpoints: Don't think it can happen here? We've burned books before

This year is on pace to set the record for the highest number of attempted book bans since the American Library Association began compiling data on library censorship more than

Inside the Book-Ban Machine: The Rise of 'Parental Rights' Groups and Their Efforts to Ban Books - Vimarsana News

Inside the Book-Ban Machine: The Rise of 'Parental Rights' Groups and Their Efforts to Ban Books

"This is going to be a long road to take back our libraries and to recover what we've lost"

It's a fREADom Festival at Roebling Point Books Saturday - celebrating an anti-Banned Books day - NKyTribune - Vimarsana News

It's a fREADom Festival at Roebling Point Books Saturday - celebrating an anti-Banned Books day - NKyTribune

Staff reportLet Freedom Read. A fREADom Festival at Covington's Roebling Point Books & Coffee on Saturday is a festival of banned books and free expression.October 1-7 is Banned Books Week, an

Madison Ingram: Don't think it can happen here? The U.S. government once burned books it didn't like – Twin Cities - Vimarsana News

Madison Ingram: Don't think it can happen here? The U.S. government once burned books it didn't like – Twin Cities

Libraries have always been on the front lines of the conflict between censorship and free speech.