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Melissa Snider
@meliroowy.bsky.social
about 3 hours ago
A spirited crowd of 200+ patriots made their voices heard on Town Square in Jackson Hole WY today. Hope the tourists who drove by en route to our beautiful parks enjoy our public lands and remember to fight for them! #staywoke #nokings #freespeech
Protesters hold flags- one reads ā€œare we great yet? ā€˜Cause I just feel embarrassed.ā€ One is the Wyoming flag, with a rainbow bison silhouette
Crowds gather to protest in front of an elk antler arch in Jackson Wyoming
A red ford mustang has been decorated to look like an American flag
A sign reads: fight for your freedom to read, to love, to learn, to live a healthy life, to express and question, to live in safety and be yourself. All are welcome. No human is illegal.
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Jocelyn Rish
@jocelynrish.com
about 7 hours ago
This is why I volunteer with Reading Partners. This is why I fight book bans. Authoritarians and fascists are terrified of educated people. People who know about history. People who have been taught critical thinking skills. People who READ. @authorsabb.bsky.social #nokings #resist

Weingarten: Their attacks on public education are relentless and why? Because they fear knowledge. Why do they fear teachers? They fear us because we teach critical thinking… their brand of greed, power, and privilege cannot survive in a democracy of diverse educated citizens

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Ryan T. Pozzi
@ryanwrites.bsky.social
about 11 hours ago
On This Day: June 14, 1966 The Vatican ended its centuries-old Index Librorum Prohibitorum, the official list of prohibited books. A win for literary and intellectual freedom & reminder that banning books is always about control, not virtue. #OnThisDay #BannedBooks #NoKingsDay #IntellectualFreedom
The Index Librorum Prohibitorum ("List of Prohibited Books") is a list of publications which the Catholic Church censored for being a danger to itself and its members. Title page of the 1564 edition, printed in Venice.
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kelly jensen
@heykellyjensen.bsky.social
1 day ago
ā€œSchool Librarians Are the First and Perhaps Only Line of Defense in a School for Students’ First Amendment Rightsā€ This week's book censorship news piece is a phenomenal interview with school librarians in South Carolina fighting the fight. bookriot.com/south-caroli...
"School Librarians Are the First and Perhaps Only Line of Defense in a School for Students’ First Amendment Rights": Book Censorship News, June 13, 2025

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"School Librarians Are the First and Perhaps Only Line of Defense in a School for Students’ First Amendment Rights": Book Censorship News, June 13, 2025

How South Carolina school librarians are rising to the challenge of statewide book bans and why they retain hope in these challenging times.

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Ryan T. Pozzi
@ryanwrites.bsky.social
1 day ago
Banned Book of the Day: And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie Christie’s classic mystery has been banned and challenged under multiple titles for language and content deemed offensive. Still one of the most twisted, ingenious mysteries ever written. #BannedBooks #AgathaChristie #Mystery
And Then There Were None US First Edition Cover 1940
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kelly jensen
@heykellyjensen.bsky.social
1 day ago
ā€œSchool Librarians Are the First and Perhaps Only Line of Defense in a School for Students’ First Amendment Rightsā€ This week's book censorship news piece is a phenomenal interview with school librarians in South Carolina fighting the fight. bookriot.com/south-caroli...
"School Librarians Are the First and Perhaps Only Line of Defense in a School for Students’ First Amendment Rights": Book Censorship News, June 13, 2025

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"School Librarians Are the First and Perhaps Only Line of Defense in a School for Students’ First Amendment Rights": Book Censorship News, June 13, 2025

How South Carolina school librarians are rising to the challenge of statewide book bans and why they retain hope in these challenging times.

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Cat Winters / C. E. Winters
@catwintersbooks.bsky.social
2 days ago
So happy too see this progress for Rhode Island's Freedom to Read bill!

The Freedom to Read bill has passed out of committee & is on its way to a House floor vote!

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EveryLibrary
@everylibrary.bsky.social
3 days ago
Book banners are costing tax payers millions of dollars just to lose. St. Francis Area Schools will place banned books back on library shelves and rewrite its library policy to comply with state law. buff.ly/pyuHl1b
St. Francis schools to put banned books back on shelves • Minnesota Reformer

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St. Francis schools to put banned books back on shelves • Minnesota Reformer

St. Francis Area Schools will place banned books back on library shelves and rewrite its library policy to comply with state law, according to a settlement reached in a lawsuit filed by the teachers…

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Once Upon a Ban
@onceuponaban.bsky.social
3 days ago
The votes have been counted and the people of Huntington Beach delivered a resounding victory for the freedom to read on Tuesday night. We caught up with Carol Daus, a representative of Our Library Matters, to get her perspective on the win. #freedomtoread
Victory in Huntington Beach

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Victory in Huntington Beach

Our Library Matters stood up to censorship and won.

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That Librarian: Amanda Jones
@librarianjones.com
3 days ago
The French are rooting for U.S. libraries! Today we passed a Paris bookstore that had an @amlibraryassoc.bsky.social banned book display. ALA Pres-Elect @samhelmick.bsky.social and I (ALA Chapter Councilor) stopped to say merci! @ifrt-ala.bsky.social @oif.bsky.social @la-cac.org
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Shane M. Bailey
@shanembailey.com
4 days ago
"We are offering limited funding to libraries in the United States to launch programming for teens and young adults focused on the freedom to read. BPL will award one-time contracted funding in amounts of $1,000, $2,500, $5,000 and $10,000" booksunbanned.com/funding

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Books Unbanned Programming Funding

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kelly jensen
@heykellyjensen.bsky.social
4 days ago
How about some neutral-leaning-good news? Brooklyn Public Library is making funding available for libraries across the US who want to develop freedom to read programming for young people. It's open to any library, with a note that small and rural libraries are especially encouraged to apply.
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Daniel Mauleón
@mauleon.bsky.social
4 days ago
Earlier this year I joined other authors, and more importantly incredible students, to speak up at a school board meeting. Really glad to see this outcome! I'm also taking a moment to reflect on the idea that standing up, no matter how inconsequential it might feel, is important.
Press Release on Education Minnesota - St. Francis schools agree to settle lawsuits over book bans filed by ACLU, union
Text from press release ā€œWe achieved this settlement because parents, students, our community and even Minnesota authors stood with educators to defend the freedom to read in public schools,ā€ he said. ā€œThe students’ stories and commitment to fixing this terrible policy were particularly inspiring.ā€
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Samantha M Clark
@samanthamclark.com
4 days ago
IMPORTANT video from @frankstrong.bsky.social showing the hypocrisy of #bookbans and why books are necessary. A MUST-WATCH and share. franklinstrong.substack.c….
Do I want my daughter reading these books? YES!

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Do I want my daughter reading these books? YES!

On the importance of books that deal with hard subjects.

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Ryan T. Pozzi
@ryanwrites.bsky.social
4 days ago
Banned Book of the Day: A People’s History of the United States by Howard Zinn This critical history of America has been challenged for ā€œpolitical biasā€ and ā€œcontroversial viewpoints,ā€ which is another way of saying it asks too many uncomfortable questions. #ReadBannedBooks #HowardZinn #AuthorGoals
Cover of A People's History of the United States by Howard Zinn
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