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  • libraries Book banning is at a record high in the United States and here's where it's happening most David Pescovitz
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  • banned books Tennessee woman passionately defends Pride Month book display Jennifer Sandlin
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  • censorship Art Spiegelman responds to the MAUS banning controversy Thom Dunn
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  • banned books Eighth-grade student launches a book club to discuss banned books Mark Frauenfelder
  • censorship Oklahoma lawmakers propose a new bill that pays parents $10,000 if a book is NOT banned Thom Dunn
  • books School board debates lack of diversity in 'Lord Of The Flies' Thom Dunn
  • books Texas lawmakers considering a ban on 850 books. Here's the full list. Thom Dunn
  • music Band offers to send students copies of books banned by Alaska school board David Pescovitz
  • art A 'banned book' bookshelf Xeni Jardin
  • happy mutants Kids explain how banned and challenged books helped them and even saved their lives Joan Bertin and Millie Davis
  • happy mutants Comedy writer has exactly the right response to his kid's Fahrenheit 451 permission slip Cory Doctorow
  • censorship For the first time in 22 years, New Zealand has banned a book Mark Frauenfelder

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