
Indiana High School Musical Canceled Over Content Concerns
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.
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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.