Posted on · On Tuesday's Houston Matters: Improving doctor-patient relationships, how people with disabilities are represented in film and TV, and Banned Books Week.
Posted on · How book banning and intellectual freedom look outside of the United States.
Posted on · How does culture ban books for some? And, more importantly, how can we un-ban them?
Posted on · The most librarian of librarians talks about "unconscious book banning" and the democracy of librarianship.
Posted on · This week (Sept. 25 — Oct. 1, 2016) is Banned Books Week, celebrating intellectual freedom and the freedom to read in the United States. In her web series Writing the City, Houston Public Media’s Dacia Clay is highlighting the event all this week with interviews with educators and activists. That included a conversation with James […]
Posted on · The full D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals Tuesday (Sept. 27, 2016) heard oral arguments over a case challenging the Obama administration’s Clean Power Plan. West Virginia v. Environmental Protection Agency is seen by many environmental and industry watchers as one of the most important environmental cases in nearly a decade, as it will decide whether […]
Posted on · Love may be a battlefield, but schools are the theaters of war when it comes to intellectual freedom.
Posted on · Do we still need Banned Books Week when we have the internet?
Posted on · Brazos Bookstore‘s Benjamin Rybeck talks about celebrating Banned Books Week, which highlights literary works that are banned from libraries or other institutions for various reasons.