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Library's 2023 Banned Books Week display raises eyebrows – and that's the point - Vimarsana News

Library's 2023 Banned Books Week display raises eyebrows – and that's the point

RACINE – About June or July each year, the American Library Association (ALA) releases an updated list of books that have been banned and challenged in

Opinion: Don't think book burning can happen in the U.S.? It has - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Don't think book burning can happen in the U.S.? It has

New laws banning library books in states like Florida follow the sorry American tradition of censorship. Librarians now, as in the past, are fighting for the public's right to read.

Commentary: The freedom to read, the First Amendment, and libraries as a cornerstone of democracy - Vimarsana News

Commentary: The freedom to read, the First Amendment, and libraries as a cornerstone of democracy

“The freedom to read is essential to our democracy. It is continuously under attack.” – Freedom to Read   If you have never read the American Library Association’s …

Learn about Banned Books Week | Journal Review - Vimarsana News

Learn about Banned Books Week | Journal Review

Throughout history, books that challenge political ideologies or religious sentiments have often been the first to be faced with censure. During the early 20th century, nations banned and even burned …

Library board meeting catches attention of those who oppose banning books - Vimarsana News

Library board meeting catches attention of those who oppose banning books

A crowded room with the potential for discussion on materials being banned greeted the Mason County District Library Board of Trustees Wednesday afternoon at the Ludington library.