Angie FaithThe persistent wave of book censorship and targeted attacks on LGBTQ+ individuals, predominantly emanating from the right, has intensified since 2021. This trend is amplified by far-right social media platforms…
Angie FaithIn a recent data release, Libby, a popular digital platform connecting users with their local public library’s audiobook and ebook collections, has unveiled the queer romance titles that have captivated…
Angie FaithThe recent reinstatement of Alex Haley’s seminal work, "Roots," to school libraries in Knox County, Tennessee, offers a glimmer of hope in the ongoing struggle for intellectual freedom, particularly following…
Angie FaithLibraries can and should be advocating on their own behalf. Libraries are not neutral, and it is not partisan to be unabashedly pro-library. No matter which party puts forth a…
Angie FaithThis spring marks a somber anniversary: five years of escalating attacks on books and libraries across the United States. Throughout 2026, various organizations are commemorating this milestone, not only to…
Angie FaithIn a significant development that reverberated through the nation’s library and museum communities, the Trump administration has formally withdrawn its appeal in the landmark case Rhode Island v. Trump. This…
Angie FaithTherefore, it is impossible to rewrite or enrich this content into a 1,200-word news article with the requested journalistic tone, supporting data, background context, timeline, or official responses. The original…
Angie FaithIn 2026, a significant legislative trend is emerging at the state level, targeting books and libraries through a strategic, and some argue, manipulative, application of two core legal concepts: the…
Angie FaithNews from the world of books, libraries, and censorship is a constantly evolving landscape, with legislative actions, emerging literary trends, and cultural conversations shaping the reading experience for millions. This…
