Corporate courage is contagious. Companies that stand up for free speech protect both democracy and their bottom line.
In the United States, no one has the right to dictate what other people think, say, or believe. That is particularly true in matters of faith. A recent lawsuit in North Carolina, however, demands that ...
Sherman Alexie tells the Write Stuff about how it feels to be challenged, why he’s determined to keep writing controversial books for teens, and the upcoming sequel to his oft-banned, award-winning ...
Today, Don’t Delete Art (DDA)—an initiative uniting advocacy groups and artists in the defense of artistic freedom online—launches a two-month social media collaboration with Free the Nipple—a global ...
In communities across the country, an organized political attack on books in schools threatens the education of America’s children. These ongoing attempts to purge schools of books represent a ...
NCAC Criticizes Politically Motivated Removal of ‘Jacob’s New Dress’ From North Carolina Lesson Plan
The National Coalition Against Censorship (NCAC) and 6 other organizations committed to defending the right to read are urging a North Carolina school district to reinstate a children’s book in a 1 st ...
The American Library Association has released its annual list of the Most Challenged Books. This year’s list includes 11 titles, three quarters of which tell stories of LGBTQ characters. Despite ...
The Free Expression Educators Handbook contains practical tools and advice for managing book challenges and censorship controversies in schools and school libraries. The handbook, created by NCAC in ...
In a case seen as a test of whether text-only fiction can be considered legally obscene, Thomas Alan Arthur has been indicted on seven counts of obscenity-related crimes for hosting an erotic fiction ...
Efforts to ban Drag Queen Story Hour events and other LGBTQ-related content from public libraries are proliferating across the country. In Minnesota, legislators have introduced a bill that directly ...
The National Coalition Against Censorship (NCAC) filed an amicus brief in front of the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, joined by the Foundation for Individual Rights and ...
Ironically, or prophetically, the latest edition of the Whitney’s Museum’s biannual survey of new American art dedicates a gallery to Frances Stark’s cycle of paintings presenting Ian Svenonius’s ...
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