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Which books should students have access to? Some parents and school boards are in conflict

Officials in Harford County recently banned the book “Flamer,” but a group of local residents is fighting back. They have organized rallies, protests and “read-ins” ahead of every Board of Education meeting, where they gather and read aloud from the outlawed book.  Censored and banned books on display at a local library last fall. (Sofia Appolonio/Capital News Service) “Book bans are never a good thing,” said DeLane Lewis, a local president of T…
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The Southern Maryland Chronicle broke the news in on Tuesday, October 7, 2025.
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