Advocates for the freedom to read across the country share their wins, challenges, and opportunities as the work enters year six.
Librarians who've been fired for not banning books and sued are winning settlements in their cases.
From building a group that defends the right to read to exploring what's meant by "book censorship," catch up on past book censorship posts.
A look at where and how freedom to read bills fail to address prison censorship and how advocates can help end carceral bans.
Fanfiction site Wattpad has banned content "primarily for sexual arousal," in a move users say is like "banning water from the ocean."
Where and how prison censorship impacts those outside the facility trying to provide books and education to those inside.
Texas's Lieutenant Governor threatens public school librarians and educators over books in their schools.
PUSH by Sapphire, published 30 years ago, is the 37th book now banned in all public schools in the state of Utah.
After years of work by the state legislature and literary advocates, Massachusetts became the 13th state to pass a freedom to read law.
Prisons are rife with censorship. How can librarians provide strong service to those experiencing incarceration?
