Podcast Episode · Liberating Lit · S1 E3 · 38m

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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Wake County says parents can now only prevent their children and not other students from borrowing specific school library books.

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Join a virtual variety show featuring a star-studded lineup of freedom to read champions celebrating books, authors, and readers. We’ll SHOW UP by making a plan to vote, then SPEAK UP by calling our representatives and sharing our commitment to the Freedom to Read.

Disputes over library books and programs are pulling Somerset and Hunterdon communities into a divisive culture war.

Disputes over library books and programs are pulling Somerset and Hunterdon communities into a divisive culture war.

Disputes over library books and programs are pulling Somerset and Hunterdon communities into a divisive culture war.

Disputes over library books and programs are pulling Somerset and Hunterdon communities into a divisive culture war.

Disputes over library books and programs are pulling Somerset and Hunterdon communities into a divisive culture war.

There's no requirement for a whole book to be read before it's banned in Iowa under SF 496. A new proposal to the bill could speed up bans even more.

There's no requirement for a whole book to be read before it's banned in Iowa under SF 496. A new proposal to the bill could speed up bans even more.

There's no requirement for a whole book to be read before it's banned in Iowa under SF 496. A new proposal to the bill could speed up bans even more.

There's no requirement for a whole book to be read before it's banned in Iowa under SF 496. A new proposal to the bill could speed up bans even more.

Local communities are fighting back against the influence of conservative groups like Moms for Liberty in education

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Alt: Michael Scott Says Never Mind

Dan Patrick sought to clarify his earlier positions on ‘vulgar books’ in a statement to JTA.

Advocates for the freedom to read across the country share their wins, challenges, and opportunities as the work enters year six.

On Tuesday, Sept. 8, at the Readington Township Board of Education meeting, I began my public comment with a simple question: “What is your favorite book?” I asked because whatever

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