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Publishing Professionals Against Book Bans

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We are a coalition of industry professionals united against the unconstitutional movement to limit the freedom to read. We support the availability of diverse voices on shelves across the country. Learn more at www.ppabb.org

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kelly jensen @heykellyjensen.bsky.social · 24/09/2026
“Weed On Purpose, Not Only After a Fight”: Florida's Commissioner of Education–newly appointed by the governor in June–is demanding all public schools begin proactively banning books or face punishment from the state. bookriot.com/florida-educ...
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"Weed On Purpose, Not Only After a Fight": Florida Official Demands More School Book Bans
Florida's Commissioner of Education is demanding all public and charter schools in the state proactively ban books–or face punishment.
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Publishing Professionals Against Book Bans @pubprosabb.bsky.social · 21/09/2026
There’s still time to register for the live panel discussion we are hosting on 9/22 at 3pm ET. Panelists include @brooklinebooksmith.bsky.social event director Meaghan O’Brien alongside Philomena Polefrone and beck Haberstroh of @penamerica.bsky.social Register for free at PPABB.org/news-events
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Publishing Professionals Against Book Bans @pubprosabb.bsky.social · 16/09/2026
Join us September 24th at 2pm ET/11am PT for SHOW UP, SPEAK UP!: Vote for the Freedom to Read - a virtual variety show featuring a star-studded lineup of freedom to read champions celebrating books, authors, and readers. Sign up for free at: tinyurl.com/ShowUpSpeakUp
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TX FReadom Fighters @freadomfighters.bsky.social · 10/09/2026
The film won an Emmy but the fight is ongoing, as @freedomreadproject.bsky.social so aptly points out in this excellent piece. www.freedomtoreadproject.org/the_libraria...
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The Librarians Won an Emmy. The Fight It Documents Is Far From Over.
The Librarians won an Emmy, but escalating censorship and attacks on libraries show the fight for intellectual freedom continues nationwide.
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kelly jensen @heykellyjensen.bsky.social · 20/08/2026
The Texas Lt. Governor Threatens Public School Librarians and Educators: “We’re Coming for the Books." He claims the state has a list of 2,200 books every public school needs to remove or face consequences. That list is one by conservative "activist" Bonnie Wallace. bookriot.com/dan-patrick-...
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Texas Lt. Governor Threatens Public School Librarians and Educators: "We're Coming for the Books"
Texas's Lieutenant Governor threatens public school librarians and educators over books in their schools.
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Publishing Professionals Against Book Bans @pubprosabb.bsky.social · 20/08/2026
We spoke with @authorsabb.bsky.social member @curiosityjones.bsky.social about her experience with #BookChallenges and bans including her title that was pulled for review in Duval County, FL, Unusual Chickens for the Exceptional Poultry Farmer. "Don't let books just disappear." K. Jones
An image of author Kelly Jones alongside her title Unusual Chickens for the Exceptional Poultry Farmer. Title says Authors Against Book Bans speak out. A logo for Publishing Professionals Against Book Bans sits at the bottom.PPABB Question: What's your experience with being banned? K.Jones Answer: Unusual Chickens is a funny book about taking care of chickens that have super powers. It was pulled for review from Duval County Public Schools in Florida in 2022 in response to newly-passed legislation, along with the entire Essential Voices collection that had been purchased to help boost literacy. (Nearly 70% of the students in that district are of color.) There was no challenge from a parent or from the community.PPABB Question: What do you want publishing professionals to know about your experience?
K. Jones Answer: This was one example of the enormous effect that legislation can have on what readers can access. Even the idea that books might fall under this legislation triggered a massive soft-ban. With that as our landscape, none of us can ignore potential legislation that could take away our freedom to read...I think it's helpful for authors and illustrators to be aware of soft censorship and how to identify it, and for the professionals they work with to be clear that soft-bans are a pattern of attack and not an isolated incident.PPABB Question: What do you wish readers in general knew about book bans?
K. Jones Answer: It's really important to look for books and topics that you feel should be on the shelves, and if they're not there, to ask why. If they're popular and checked out to readers, great! If they're hidden in an office or in a section that's not appropriate for their audience, or if they've been stolen by someone with an agenda, that's a soft-ban. Don't let books just disappear.
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Publishing Professionals Against Book Bans @pubprosabb.bsky.social · 13/08/2026
#PPABB is thrilled to announce the formation of our new Board of Officers! This dedicated group will help guide our full leadership team as we continue defending the #FreedomToRead -President: Kate Testerman -Secretary: Billie Kane Bono -Treasurer: Jim McCarthy
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Publishing Professionals Against Book Bans @pubprosabb.bsky.social · 12/08/2026
The conversation around Arkansas #Act372 is far from over. Recent developments have sparked important questions about the rights of our librarians & booksellers and access to literary materials. Now is the time to: -Stay informed -Support your local libraries -Contact your elected officials
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We Need Diverse Books @weneeddiversebooks.bsky.social · 11/08/2026
⚠️ Federal Book Banning Bills—both old and new—are advancing through the House and Senate, and your action is needed more than ever. Wondering what H.R. 7661, S.4925, and Arkansas Act 372 are? We have some basic primers for you to learn more about these dangerous proposed bills and law amendments.
Red graphic with a bright red “alert” symbol at the top. The graphic is titled, “Federal Book Banning Bills are Advancing: Learn about H.R. 7661, S.4925, and Arkansas Act 372.” The logo for We Need Diverse Books is at the bottom of the graphic.
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Freedom to Read Project @freedomreadproject.bsky.social · 10/08/2026
The freedom to read starts with the freedom to think. When governments restrict ideas or limit access to information, those decisions rarely stop there. Protecting the freedom to read protects everyone's right to question, learn, and think for themselves. #FreedomToRead
Once a government is committed to the principle of silencing the voice of opposition, it has only one way to go, and that is down the path of increasingly repressive measures, until it becomes a source of terror to all its citizens and creates a country where everyone lives in fear.                           -Harry S. Truman
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Publishing Professionals Against Book Bans @pubprosabb.bsky.social · 28/07/2026
pubprosabb We stand in complete opposition to #s4925 This is the latest in a flood of bills and resolutions aimed at defunding schools, undermining parents and educators, & targeting LGBTQ+ youth. Let your Senators know that you oppose the passing of S 4925 & H.R. 2616 #fightbookbans
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American Library Association @amlibraryassoc.bsky.social · 25/07/2026
As critic and journalist Ron Charles writes, the book banning legislation under consideration in Congress is dangerous and fundamentally flawed. More: roncharles.substack.com/p/the-book-… Tell the Senate to reject censorship: action.ala.org/campaign/S4925
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The Book Banning Bill That Won’t Die
What looked like political theater is becoming a genuine threat to the freedom to read.
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C.T. in D.C. @ctindc1907.bsky.social · 18/07/2026
#Manga #Comics #Censorship @pubprosabb.bsky.social @freedomreadproject.bsky.social @cbldf.bsky.social Sharing this vid by @lauraneuzeth.bsky.social because the fight against book bans is here, its been here, and we ALL need to stand up! Fight H.R.7661 and Fight S.4925! youtube.com/shorts/0UTrm...
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Censorship and book bans are dangerous!
YouTube video by Laura Neuzeth
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PEN America @penamerica.bsky.social · 18/06/2026
Since 2021, alarming numbers of books with LGBTQ+ representation have been removed from schools and libraries. This Pride, join us in celebrating, reading, and sharing LBGTQ+ literature. See our full #PrideMonth banned-book reading list at: bookshop.org/lists/2026-p... #pride #bannedbooks
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2026 Pride Month: A Banned Books Reading List
Since 2021, alarming numbers of books with LGBTQ+ representation have been removed from schools and libraries.
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Publishing Professionals Against Book Bans @pubprosabb.bsky.social · 02/06/2026
Literacy and learning thrive when information and stories can be shared freely. We urge lawmakers to reject this legislation that directly threatens the principles of intellectual freedom and our First Amendment rights. #VoteNOonHR7661 #VoteNOonHR8705 #VoteNOonHR2616
Graphic stating “There are three censorship bills in the House and Senate that pose a direct danger to the freedom to read” accompanied by a danger symbol.The Bad: HR 7661 aka the Stop the Sexualization of Children Act. Point one: uses broad and vague language that doesn’t clearly define the terms sexually oriented materials. Point two: explicitly includes gender dysphoria and “transgenderism” targeting LGBTQ+ stories. Point three: expands government control over education and undermines the 1st amendment The Worse: HR 8705 aka the CHARLIE Act. Point one: limits teachers from discussing topics like gender identity, racial history, and social justice. Point two: vague and politically charged, this bill reeks of radical indoctrination. Point three: potential to weaponize federal education funding and limit teacher discretion. Point four: named after Charlie Kirk.The Downright Ugly: HR 2616 aka “PROTECT Kids Act”. Point one: will force teachers to out LGBTQ+ students. Point two: contains no safe harbor language for at-risk students in potentially abusive households. Point three: restricts educational freedom and safe expression.
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Publishing Professionals Against Book Bans @pubprosabb.bsky.social · 02/06/2026
This is a great resource to help stay up-to-date with where your state reps stand when it comes to these bills circulating in the House and Senate!
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Joshua J. Friedman @joshuajfriedman.com · 02/06/2026
Today is election day in California, Iowa, New Mexico, Montana, South Dakota, and New Jersey! Want to keep up with the coverage? Follow these politics reporters and elections experts for the very latest
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Publishing Professionals Against Book Bans @pubprosabb.bsky.social · 13/05/2026
“While it is unfortunate that the Eighth Circuit declined to consider renewing the injunction, the case is far from over,” - Dan Novack, PRH associate general counsel www.publishersweekly.com/pw/by-topic/...
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Appeals Court Denies Petition to Rehear Book Ban Case
The Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals has declined to rehear PRH v. Robbins, the Big Five’s lawsuit to challenge book removals under Iowa law. Penguin Random House associate general counsel Dan Novack t...
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Publishing Professionals Against Book Bans @pubprosabb.bsky.social · 11/05/2026
Get to the bottom of some of the myths and misinformation surrounding #bookbans and learn more about how the removal of these titles impacts communities more than you may realize. pen.org/report/facts...
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Facts & Fiction
The content of these books that are disappearing speaks volumes about the political and cultural attack on public education across the U.S.
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American Library Association @amlibraryassoc.bsky.social · 30/04/2026
#BannedBooksWeek 2026 will be held Oct 4-10! For this year's theme, we enlisted 3 award-winning artists: Hyesu Lee, Loveis Wise, and Mikey Burton. Each offered a distinct perspective on the ways books enrich our lives—and why we should all #LetBooksBe. Learn more: bit.ly/4eCozwz
Banned Books Week, Oct 4-10, 2026. Let Books Be: Protect the Freedom to Read.

Row of three posters with different designs that all feature the Banned Books Week theme. Left: Illustration showing a variety of colorful creatures engaged in reading with physical books, tablets, and audiobooks. Middle: Illustration showing a person with long hair reading a book while surrounded with imaginative objects such as a hot air balloon, pencil, and flowers. Right: Illustration showing a variety of small sketches about books and libraries. URL for the ALA Banned Books Week website
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American Library Association @amlibraryassoc.bsky.social · 20/04/2026
“In 2025, book bans were not sparked by concerned parents, and they were not the result of local grassroots efforts. They were part of a well-funded, politically-driven campaign.” - Sarah Lamdan, Executive Director of ALA’s Office for Intellectual Freedom. bit.ly/4tQcFqG
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Book bans and attempted bans remain at record highs, with 'Sold' topping the list
The American Library Association says book bans and attempted bans remain at record highs. Efforts to remove titles have become more coordinated and politicized.
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American Library Association @amlibraryassoc.bsky.social · 20/04/2026
The list of 2025's most challenged books was release this morning as part of ALA's State of America's Libraries Report. Of the 4,235 unique titles that were challenged or banned in 2025, these were the top 11 most frequently targeted for censorship: bit.ly/3TE4cHi #NationalLibraryWeek
Top 11 Most Challenged Books of 2025. Composite of 11 close-up crops of various book covers. Text at bottom: "Protect the freedom to read" ala.org/bbooks. American Library Association
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Retired-Librarian @retired-librarian.bsky.social · 21/04/2026
Even though published almost 4 years ago, this is the best article I've read about book bans. I hope you'll read and share it. #BookSky
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Book Banners Don't Know What a Book Ban Is
People trying to remove books from libraries insist it's not a book ban. Everyone wants to ban a book, but no one wants to be a book banner.
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Publishing Professionals Against Book Bans @pubprosabb.bsky.social · 20/04/2026
Celebrate your #RightToRead today by supporting local libraries and asking your reps to take action against #HR7661
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Texas Freedom to Read Project @txfreedomread.bsky.social · 17/04/2026
This story highlights the harm of SB 13 on very people the law is supposed to protect: Texas students. www.kwtx.com/2026/04/13/s...
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Some districts use AI to review books under Texas Senate Bill 13
Seven months after Texas Senate Bill 13 took effect, some Central Texas school districts say they are still working through new requirements for how they select, review and challenge school library ma...
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Publishing Professionals Against Book Bans @pubprosabb.bsky.social · 15/04/2026
We asked members of @authorsabb.bsky.social to share their experiences of being banned. Thank you @ryanestrada.com for sharing your story! Want to stay up-to-date on book bans? Sign up for our newsletter here: www.publishingprofessionalsagainstbookbans.com/contact
Black text on a yellow background reads: “Authors Against Book Bans speak out” and “Ryan Estrada” accompanied by an image of a man wearing glasses and the cover of the book “Banned Book Club”Black text on a white background that reads, “What’s your name and most challenged book?” “My name is Ryan Estrada. Ironically, my book Banned Book Club, which I wrote with my wife Kim Hyun Sook about her experiences smuggling illegal books under a dictator in 1980s Korea, has been banned in six different cities. My second most banned book is Occulted, about how my friend Amy Rose used banned books to escape a UFO death cult. I guess the book banners really don’t like to see that their tactics are the same as despots and cult leaders.”Black text on a white background that reads, “What’s your experience with being banned?” “I thought I was writing about history. When we started writing in 2017, book banning was not a topic of discussion in the US. In fact, the reason we got our book deal was that the editor was SHOCKED at the idea that South Korea was only a few decades away from having state-banned books. By the time the book came out three years later, not only were books being banned by the hundreds, but our book quickly became one of them.”Black text on a white background that reads, “What do you wish readers in general knew about book bans? It’s all a show. They claim to be a giant network of parents concerned about pornography in schools, but that’s all a lie. It’s like a dozen people, and I know all of them [...] None of them have children in the school districts they target. Many don’t even live in those districts and drive in from another state. They are political operatives, funded by organizations whose investments in private schools are benefited by making public schools worse, or whose campaigns benefit from damaging libraries.
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Benjamin Gorman @benjamingorman.bsky.social · 15/04/2026
I just got @pubprosabb.bsky.social's most recent newsletter, and it had great info and a really interesting interview. If you're in the industry, this is one to sign up for! www.publishingprofessionalsagainstbookbans.com/contact
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Ray Beckerman @raybeckerman.bsky.social · 14/04/2026
Liberal candidates sweep school board elections as Moms for Liberty loses ground www.rawstory.com/district-sch...
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Liberal candidates sweep school board elections as Moms for Liberty loses ground
By Carrie Sampson, Assistant Professor in the Division of Educational Leadership and Innovation, Arizona State University,The Conversation, Michigan AdvanceElection races for local school boards have ...
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Freedom to Read Project @freedomreadproject.bsky.social · 14/04/2026
Want to stand up for the freedom to read? With legislation like H.R. 7661 shaping the future of access to books, contacting your members of Congress is one of the most effective ways to make your voice heard. Your voice matters, and it helps shape the policies that affect our libraries and schools.
GO to usa.gov/elected-officials and call your rep. "Hello my name is [your name], and I'm a constituent from [your city/zip code]. I'm calling to urge [rep/senator name] to support the freedom to read and oppose efforts to ban books or restrict access in schools and libraries. Access to diverse books and ideas is essential for education, critical thinking, and a healthy democracy. Decisions about what individuals read should not be dictated b political pressure. I also ask that you support funding for libraries and protect the role of trained librarians in our communities. Thank you for your time, and I would appreciate knowing the representative's position on the issue."
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CivicMail.org @civicmail.bsky.social · 13/04/2026
No IMLS means fewer resources for libraries, museums, and communities nationwide. That means fewer literacy programs, less workforce support, and reduced access to information. Speak up. Send a postcard today. bit.ly/3Ot9Qg4 #saveimls #library #libraries #FundLibraries #read #reading
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Stop Trump's Proposed Elimination of IMLS!
Page 56 of Trump’s proposed budget for 2027 calls for the closure of the Institute of Museum and Library Services. The ONLY source of federal funding for libraries. This small but essential federal
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Publishing Professionals Against Book Bans @pubprosabb.bsky.social · 13/04/2026
We stand alongside over 100 grassroots and #NationalAdvocacy organizations, publishers, booksellers, parent groups & professional associations in opposition to #HR7661 Use the @everylibrary.bsky.social action center to urge your representative to vote NO, or better yet, to not take it up for a vote
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AFSCME @afscme.bsky.social · 09/04/2026
In a HUGE VICTORY for library and cultural workers, we have reached a favorable resolution in our ongoing lawsuit with @amlibraryassoc.bsky.social against the illegal dismantling of the Institute of Museum and Library Services, protecting the IMLS' funding, staffing & services!
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Publishing Professionals Against Book Bans @pubprosabb.bsky.social · 04/04/2026
Want to stay up to date on where the world stands on #BookBans? Or are you a publishing professional and want to be a part of the movement fighting for change? Sign up for our newsletter! share.google/hgFgK8J6QVNG...
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EveryLibrary @everylibrary.bsky.social · 03/04/2026
We built all the tools you need to fight the federal book ban bill at opposehr7661.org
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Publishing Professionals Against Book Bans @pubprosabb.bsky.social · 04/04/2026
Add your name to this petition from @everylibrary.bsky.social to stop #bookbans across the United States. Every signature counts! Take the “silent” out of “silent majority” and let your voice be heard! #StopBanningBooks #fREADom action.everylibrary.org/bannedbooks
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PETITION: Don't Ban Books in the United States
Proposed censorship measures in several states could deny your right to read some books in our Nation's libraries and lead to librarians facing criminal charges for the books on the shelves.
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Freedom to Read Project @freedomreadproject.bsky.social · 03/04/2026
Last Stop on Market Street is the kind of story kids need, one that builds empathy, dignity, and understanding. Banning it doesn’t protect children, it limits their world. Let kids read stories that expand their hearts. #FreedomToRead #BooksNotBans
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EveryLibrary @everylibrary.bsky.social · 03/04/2026
Want to defend libraries and the freedom to read? Follow us and be part of the national movement standing up for books, libraries, and the right to knowledge. #FreedomToRead #SupportLibraries #LibrariesMatter #FundLibraries #library #libraries #read #reading #book #books
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Freedom to Read Foundation @ftrf.bsky.social · 02/04/2026
Stories help readers see themselves, understand others, and feel less alone. For neurodiverse young people, that visibility can be life-changing. But when books are challenged or removed, those stories (and the voices behind them) are at risk of disappearing.
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United Humanists @unitedhumanists.bsky.social · 02/04/2026
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EveryLibrary @everylibrary.bsky.social · 01/04/2026
Want to defend libraries and the freedom to read? Follow us and be part of the national movement standing up for books, libraries, and the right to knowledge. #FreedomToRead #SupportLibraries #LibrariesMatter #FundLibraries #library #libraries #read #reading #book #books
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Publishing Professionals Against Book Bans @pubprosabb.bsky.social · 02/04/2026
#HR7661 is a national book censorship bill that we should all be aware of. Find more details below and follow for updates and actions you can take to fight back.
“What is H.R. 7661” atop a logo that reads Publishing Professionals Against Book Bans“House Resolution 7661 ( H.R. 7661) is a National Book Censorship Bill introduced in February 2026 by Mary Miller (R-IL). It seeks to modify the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965 by prohibiting the use of funds under the act ‘to develop, implement, facilitate, host, or promote any program or activity  for, or to provide or promote literature or other materials to, children under the age of 18 that includes sexually oriented material, and for other purposes.’”“H.R. 7661 is an anti-trans bill that defines ‘sexually oriented material’ as anything broaching the topics of ‘gender dysphoria or transgender OSM’ (quote credit to Book Riot)” “Couched in regressive language purporting to protect children, the bill aims to ban books by and about marginalized groups. This bill is concerning because it limits the use of certain funds, but it is dangerous in the precedent it could create.”“Instead of making our public schools and libraries stronger and moving us all forward together, some politicians are choosing to waste critical resources and time on distraction and division. It’s time our leaders get serious about what works: fully funding our public schools and libraries so we can continue working together to improve our neighborhoods, where most of our children learn and grow and where we all can have a say.”
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PEN America @penamerica.bsky.social · 01/04/2026
Librarian Luanne James fired for refusing to move books from children's to adult section. "Her story will echo from the Courthouse in Murfreesboro, TN, across the country, as emblematic of the fight against censorship and suppression,” said PEN America's Kasey Meehan. www.yahoo.com/news/article...
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Tennessee librarian fired for refusing to move more than 100 books from children's to adult section
A Tennessee library board has fired the county's top librarian for refusing to comply with its vote to move more than 100 LGBTQ books from the children's to the adult section over its claims that they...
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Freedom to Read Project @freedomreadproject.bsky.social · 01/04/2026
What’s really shaping school board decisions right now? The fight for the freedom to read doesn’t happen in a vacuum. It’s influenced by bigger forces affecting local elections and policies. Understanding these dynamics is key to protecting access to books in your community.
what's really shaping school board decisionsschool board races are becoming more political and polarizedoutside endorsements and pac funding are increasing influence
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We Need Diverse Books @weneeddiversebooks.bsky.social · 01/04/2026
#WeNeedDiverseBooksDay is coming up again — and soon! Looking for an easy way to uplift and celebrate diverse storytelling? Celebrate with us on April 14th!
Graphic depicting an illustration of two people sitting on a grassy hill and happily reading books beneath a bright blue sky. At the top of the graphic is a pink banner with the date “April 14th, 2026”, followed by title text that says, “Celebrate We Need Diverse Books Day!”Graphic depicting an illustration of two people sitting on a grassy hill and happily reading books beneath a bright blue sky. At the top of the graphic is title text that says, “What is We Need Diverse Books Day?” Body text says, “We Need Diverse Books Day is intended to highlight the importance of reading books that reflect our beautifully diverse world. It’s a chance to uplift, celebrate, and take action to support diverse books and the diverse artists that create them.”
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EveryLibrary @everylibrary.bsky.social · 01/04/2026
Anyone who wants to join us and @maggietokudahall.bsky.social to take action against H.R. 7661 and protect the freedom to read, we can help you call your reps right now at action.everylibrary.org/callhr7661. What else would you say to encourage those who want to take action?
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CALL YOUR REPS: Stop the Federal Book Ban Bill!
Your voice matters, and together we can help protect the freedom to read.
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Publishing Professionals Against Book Bans @pubprosabb.bsky.social · 01/04/2026
You don’t need a lengthy script — all you need is your voice. Find your reps by using @5calls.org and let them know how you feel about #HR7661
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E.D.E. Bell @edebell.com · 02/12/2025
And ppsssttt... if you're an author and you love AABB but can't afford to donate, maybe go nudge your editors, agents, publicists, publishers to see if they're following along with @pubprosabb.bsky.social - when we work together, we change worlds.
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Publishing Professionals Against Book Bans @pubprosabb.bsky.social · 12/12/2025
Our December newsletter is in your email inbox now. If you’re a publishing professional, be sure to sign up here to receive that news each month: www.publishingprofessionalsagainstbookbans.com/contact
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Publishing Professionals Against Book Bans @pubprosabb.bsky.social · 30/10/2025
Meet Tricia Lawrence (she/her), a member of the leadership team of Publishing Professionals Against Book Bans.
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Publishing Professionals Against Book Bans @pubprosabb.bsky.social · 27/10/2025
It's not too late to register for tomorrow's town hall, "Book Bans and the Art of Protecting Authors," with guests @angiethomas.bsky.social, Jas Perry, and @philomena.bsky.social! www.publishingprofessionalsagainstbookbans.com/events
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