It's extremely rare that you'll hear me advocating for a book to be challenged. But as my former classmate (and published author) Corey Redekop asks in his post
Freedom to Read Week beings tomorrow. Flickr has lots of photos (including displays from libraries around the world) to get you in the mood! Plus you might even
The BC Library Association's Intellectual Freedom Committee has an unofficial blog with lots of good reading. (I was going to title this post “The only BC-related post you'll
I know I could get my entire month's worth of Freedom to Read Week Month “Music Monday” clips out of this list but I'll post them as a
Looking for a good date movie? I'm just kidding but this list of “Films That Most Frequently Use The Word 'Fuck'” does remind me of a funny anecdote
So many choice quotes in this article – unfortunately, you can't make this stuff up: “The row even spread to this year's Fourth of July parade, which included
I think it's fair to say that the majority of the battles around Freedom of Expression are taking place in schools these days. “The Diary of Anne Frank”
It's February which means Freedom to Read Week is coming at the end of the month. Every year, I try to do a few posts during that week
I missed the end of Banned Books Week but meant to post this story – not just because it does a pretty good job of capturing the importance
Banned Book Week which is held during the last week of September is the US equivalent of Canada's Freedom to Read Week which is held during the last
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