Shirts, pins, and stickers promoting banned books and fighting censorship are a great way to keep book bans in the public consciousness.
In 1959, The Rabbits' Wedding by Garth Williams became the target of segregationists...because one rabbit was white and one black.
Have you wondered what concrete measures publishing houses are taking to combat censorship? Read n to find out.
We've got all the tools you need to research and contact your local lawmakers about book bans and censorship.
It's really not the compliment you think it is; it's not even close to being a backhanded compliment. A banned book is heartbreaking.
The #FReadom campaign is asking you to write your school board with provided templates to support school libraries and access to information.
Get to know the brand new Banned Books museum, located in Estonia.
How and why censorship thrives in American prisons, denying the incarcerated their First Amendment rights, and what you can do about it.
