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Transgender · Concord

NH Democrats Cheer As Ayotte, A Republican, Vetoes Bathroom Bill, Ban On Obscene Material In Schools

46% Left coverage: 24 sources

House Majority Leader Jason Osborne (R-Auburn) confessed confusion over the vetoes: "The governor does appear determined to carry Lebanon."See the Story

Education · Fort Rucker

Here's All The Nauseatingly Sexual Books The Left Wants Military Kids Reading

100% Right coverage: 2 sources

A comprehensive list of every book banned from use in Pentagon-run schools includes a slew of highly sexual LGBT topics directed at children.See the Story

Book Bans · Malaysia

New top judges' past rulings signal conservative judicial outlook

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Cases include Islamic conversion, book bans.Read Article

Letters to the editor: ‘Do Canadian businesses need more tax incentives and even lower tax rates than they already enjoy?’ Letters to the editor for July 16

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

In today’s letters to the editor: corporate welfare; pipelines; climate change; military spending; women in power; book bans; how to ride a bikeTaxes · Canada Read Article

Ira Wells, who literally wrote the book on book bans, shares his thoughts on the politics of censorship

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The U of T professor and author of On Book Banning spoke with the Globe about the past, present and future of book bansBook Bans · Toronto See the Story

Book bans seemingly continue after being prohibited in Minnesota

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

As of 2024, Minnesota no longer bans books. However, some librarians say book bans are still technically happening. Minnesota recently prohibited book banning in a 2024 statute, one of several Democratic-leaning states that have recently banned book bans. Some librarians are saying a combined rise in challenges related to interest groups and their fight against LGBTQ+ content as well as a lack of enforcement is leading to challenges against cert…Book Bans · Minnesota See the Story

My struggle with Mein Kampf

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The world of extremism has moved on during the past 100 years – but the core ideas of Hitler’s book have not gone awayTravel · United Kingdom See the Story

CRIME & COURTS: Legislative Session Concluded with Wins and Losses - The Corvallis Advocate

Bills meant to reform and direct more money to the state’s criminal justice system had some major wins and some major losses during the 2025 Legislative Session. Much needed funding for public defense lawyers, new gun control measures and new civil liberties protections overcame budgetary challenges and some strong opposition, while efforts to ensure financial compensation for victims of crime, and those who say they’ve been wrongfully incarcera…Book Bans · Oregon See the Story

'Public education is for all': Duval parents voice concerns on DEI policy changes and book bans

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Parents rally against proposed DEI policy changes and ongoing book bans in Duval County Schools, expressing concerns over student rights and education.Book Bans · Jacksonville Read Article

Anti-intellectualism, misinformation will erode the educational system

From book bans across numerous school districts in the nation to President Donald Trump’s relentless political attacks against the Department of Education and prominent higher educational institutions, such as Harvard University, education and intellectualism are now more than ever being…Donald Trump · United States See the Story

Courtney B. Vance on book bans, protests in Los Angeles, and narrating the audiobook of the biography of W.E.B. Du Bois

Laura sits down with award-winning actor Courtney B. Vance to talk about his latest role narrating the new audiobook of "W.E.B. Du Bois: Biography of a Race". Vance also discusses the rise of book bans and the deployment of the National Guard to Los Angeles.Audiobook · Los Angeles Read Article

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NH Democrats Cheer As Ayotte, A Republican, Vetoes Bathroom Bill, Ban On Obscene Material In Schools

Here's All The Nauseatingly Sexual Books The Left Wants Military Kids Reading

New top judges' past rulings signal conservative judicial outlook

Letters to the editor: ‘Do Canadian businesses need more tax incentives and even lower tax rates than they already enjoy?’ Letters to the editor for July 16

Ira Wells, who literally wrote the book on book bans, shares his thoughts on the politics of censorship

Book bans seemingly continue after being prohibited in Minnesota

My struggle with Mein Kampf

CRIME & COURTS: Legislative Session Concluded with Wins and Losses - The Corvallis Advocate

'Public education is for all': Duval parents voice concerns on DEI policy changes and book bans

Anti-intellectualism, misinformation will erode the educational system

Courtney B. Vance on book bans, protests in Los Angeles, and narrating the audiobook of the biography of W.E.B. Du Bois

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Letters to the editor: ‘Do Canadian businesses need more tax incentives and even lower tax rates than they already enjoy?’ Letters to the editor for July 16

Ira Wells, who literally wrote the book on book bans, shares his thoughts on the politics of censorship

Book bans seemingly continue after being prohibited in Minnesota

My struggle with Mein Kampf

CRIME & COURTS: Legislative Session Concluded with Wins and Losses - The Corvallis Advocate

'Public education is for all': Duval parents voice concerns on DEI policy changes and book bans

Anti-intellectualism, misinformation will erode the educational system

Courtney B. Vance on book bans, protests in Los Angeles, and narrating the audiobook of the biography of W.E.B. Du Bois