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In honor of Banned Books Week, tuck into one of these targeted titles!
Protect freedom of speech during Banned Books Week!
Remembering John Hersey’s Hiroshima on the 80th anniversary of the bombing.
Why the U.S. Naval Academy pulled hundreds of books from its shelves.
A new Bethesda library spotlights targeted books.
The book-banners are tenacious, but so are we.
But books like Maus must never stop telling it.
Reading All American Boys with my white kids.
