- The number of books banned in classrooms and libraries is increasing, with classics like "Catch 22" and "The Great Gatsby" targeted.
- Books related to LGBTQIA topics, critical race theory, and representing black voices are particularly singled out for removal.
- The subject matter being attacked has shifted from violence and vulgarity to sex and gender.
- Organized efforts by groups of parents, such as Moms for Liberty, have led to book bans in many school districts, with Florida and Texas being at the forefront.
- Some individuals and organizations, like the Brooklyn Public Library and Books Unbanned, are actively opposing book bans and offering alternative resources for readers.
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Sunday, May 14, 2023
The fight over banning books
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