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Banned stories take a new form as art brings them to life

Summary by Talon Marks
Characters step out of banned books and take the spotlight at Cerritos College as artist A. Laura Brody transforms discarded pages into a bold statement against censorship and silence. The post Banned stories take a new form as art brings them to life first appeared on Talon Marks.
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Banned stories take a new form as art brings them to life

Characters step out of banned books and take the spotlight at Cerritos College as artist A. Laura Brody transforms discarded pages into a bold statement against censorship and silence. The post Banned stories take a new form as art brings them to life first appeared on Talon Marks.

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Talon Marks broke the news on Monday, April 13, 2026.
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