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Confusing DOE memo led to wholesale school book banning in Collier County and elsewhere - Vimarsana News

Confusing DOE memo led to wholesale school book banning in Collier County and elsewhere

The battle over books in Florida schools continues. WGCU’s Cary Barbor took a closer look at the guidance offered from the state’s Department of Education.

Source: wgcu.org
Book bans in Montgomery County? – KTBB News, Weather, Talk - Vimarsana News

Book bans in Montgomery County? – KTBB News, Weather, Talk

KTBB News Weather Talk

Source: ktbb.com
Montgomery County directs citizen board to review, and potentially remove, library books - Vimarsana News

Montgomery County directs citizen board to review, and potentially remove, library books

The county north of Houston adopted the guidelines amid a growing number of book bans in school districts and a new state law that supporters claim protects children from inappropriate material.

Source: ksat.com
Montgomery County directs citizen board to review, remove books - Vimarsana News

Montgomery County directs citizen board to review, remove books

Montgomery County adopted a new policy empowering a citizen committee to review, and potentially remove, library materials at the request of the public.

Source: khou.com
Graphic novel about dictator's book bans in 1980s Korea faces restrictions in 2020s America - Vimarsana News

Graphic novel about dictator's book bans in 1980s Korea faces restrictions in 2020s America

When the 1980-87 military dictatorship of Chun Doo-hwan controlled access to information by creating lists of banned books, blocking access to foreign news and persecuting suspected dissidents, Korea's universities were a nexus of subversive activities, from political demonstrations that often clashed violently with police, to secretive groups that shared and read forbidden literature. That situation is dramatized in 'Banned Book Club,' a 198-page graphic novel by Kim Hyun-sook, Ko Hyung-ju and Ryan Estrada.