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An Indiana high school canceled its production of the musical "Between the Lines" just two weeks before opening, citing inappropriate content and sparking a debate.
The North Little Rock School District has ordered elementary school teachers to remove a list of books with LGBTQ+ content from the Epic Reading digital platform.
A national free press organization has accused Indiana University of unconstitutional censorship after the school fired a media director and cut its student newspaper's print run.
A federal judge has ordered the Pentagon to restore books removed from several military-run schools, granting a preliminary victory to families suing over censorship.
Indiana University fired a student newspaper adviser and ended all print editions after he refused to remove news content from a homecoming issue.
Indiana University has fired its director of student media amid a conflict over editorial independence, which student editors call a violation of First Amendment rights.
The New Braunfels ISD in Texas has temporarily closed all secondary school libraries to review over 50,000 books for compliance with a new state law, SB13.
A tenured Texas State University professor is in a legal battle for his job after being fired over a doctored video of a speech on socialism.
Otsego Public Schools in Michigan removed the award-winning short story "Ponies" after parent complaints, sparking a debate on censorship and education.
A Texas school district has suspended a digital reading app and book fairs as a precaution following a new state law regulating school library materials.
Discover eight celebrated literary classics, from "Ulysses" to "To Kill a Mockingbird," that were once banned for their controversial and challenging themes.
