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Senate Bill 1098 would prohibit schools and libraries from removing books on the basis of being by, or about, members of a protected class. FILE- Books sit on display in classroom in Gervais, Ore. on ...

Opinion articles provide independent perspectives on key community issues, separate from our newsroom reporting. North Carolina House Republicans passed a bill this week that would ban books. So why ...

School library books could not depict sexual activity under a North Carolina bill approved by a state House of Representatives committee Tuesday. House Bill 636 would create committees and processes ...

Last month, Rhode Island legislators introduced the Freedom to Read Act in the R.I. General Assembly. If passed, the bill would protect library materials from government censorship and shield ...

If New Hampshire adopts a law to make it easier to remove books from school libraries, “Nineteen Minutes” by Jodi Picoult could be one of them. The 2011 novel, set in the fictional Upper Valley New ...

BOSTON (WWLP) – The Massachusetts Senate is working on a bill aimed at preventing book bans, requiring public and school committee hearings for any book removal from school libraries. The bill, which ...

Texas lawmakers are once again stirring controversy over books—this time by targeting bookstores. A new bill introduced in the Texas House would hold bookstores liable for “damages arising from the ...

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Opinion articles provide independent perspectives on key community issues, separate from our newsroom reporting. Becky Showalter, center, and William Johnson, right, listen as Janice Robinson reads ...

WXII 12 NEWS. COVERING OUR STATE CAPITOL NOW. HOUSE LAWMAKERS ADVANCED A BILL THAT WOULD CREATE A REVIEW PROCESS FOR SCHOOL LIBRARY BOOKS THAT CONTAIN DESCRIPTIONS OR DEPICTIONS OF SEXUAL ACTIVITY.