2024: The Year In Censorship
From the right and left, everyone’s trying to ban books and cancel author events
Read moreFrom the right and left, everyone’s trying to ban books and cancel author events
Read moreNossel says that her change of jobs had nothing to do with a year of relentless criticism
Read moreFreedom To Read advocates are feeling the urgency of an election year.
Read moreIf the schoolboard comes at Dave Eggers, they’d best not miss
Read moreAuthor’s latest novel should make him a household name
Read moreExcluding authors for imaginary support of Israel normalizes excluding Jewish writers
Read more‘Dancing For The Devil,’ the #1 show on Netflix, is both a cautionary tale and a riveting real-time true-crime soap opera
Read moreEssential reading for anyone who wants to understand the current battles in education.
Read moreLiterary organization has canceled its annual awards after nominees drop out to protest the Israel-Gaza war
Read moreControversy surrounding the ‘Stranger Things’ actor’s book debut is the latest example of questionable attitude among “literary” people toward Jewish perspectives
Read moreA big win for independent bookstores and free speech
Read moreA glimmer of hope!
Read moreIt’s wrong to use censorship tactics, even if your goals are “progressive”
Read moreScholastic has separated out controversial books because of censorious state laws, but anti-censorship advocates say that’s not the solution
Read moreNot much to celebrate this year, as a graphic-novel adaptation of The Diary of Anne Frank continues to gin up controversy
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