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Unbanned Book Network aims to fight school bans
The Unbanned Book Network aims to protect diverse publishing voices amid rising bans in schools and libraries across the country, addressing a growing nationwide challenge.
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News & RecordUnbanned Book Network aims to fight school bans
NEW YORK — A grassroots organization founded to increase diversity in publishing is launching a program to counteract the nationwide wave of bannings in schools and libraries.
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The Generational Impact of Book Bans on Teens: Book Censorship News, January 23, 2026
The young people who will be entering college in the 2026-2027 school year were in eighth grade when book banning began its latest national increase. For young people in some states, including Florida, Texas, Utah, and others, this means that they’ve never had access to a wide swath of books on topics like racism, gender, puberty, or sexuality that their peers in other states have. These young people have grown up under a regime that has taught …
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