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Book Bans In The U.S. Protecting Children or Hiding a Violent History?

Book Bans In The U.S. Protecting Children or Hiding a Violent History?


Episode 165


Book bans in U.S. public schools and libraries continue to escalate, with PEN America reporting a significant rise in the number of book challenges, particularly those addressing race, gender, and LGBTQ+ themes. The group found hundreds of books targeted for removal or restriction, reflecting broader efforts led by organizations like Moms for Liberty, which pushes to limit access to books they deem inappropriate for children. The Southern Poverty Law Center has reported that these efforts often align with political and ideological movements, aiming to restrict educational content. Critics argue that these bans harm intellectual freedom and limit students' exposure to diverse perspectives.


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