PEN America’s survey of two years’ worth of data finds book bans at schools and libraries increasing rapidly
American-style book bans are not unheard of in Canada.
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American-style book bans are not unheard of in Canada.
Gessen is not the only public figure to come in from opprobrium as a result of comments on the ongoing conflict deemed controversial.
Pink says that books "have held a special joy" since her childhood.
Shibli's novel is not without controversy itself.
PEN America found an "escalation of book bans and censorship in classrooms and school libraries across the United States."
Some Canadian children's publishers have been approached about labelling their books.
The ACP declares that it "stands in solidarity with the American writing, publishing, and bookselling communities."
It's hard not to see Gilbert's experience as one of selective persecution.
The police used Section 7 of the U.K. Terrorism Act 2000 as justification for the detention.
The books in TPL's collection feature works for adults, teens, and children.