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Tag Archives: toni morrison
Song of Solomon Prevails in Franklin Township!
After a long and drawn-out challenge process, this week Toni Morrison’s Song of Solomon finally prevailed in Franklin Township! The denouement to this extended drama came down to a special convening of the Franklin Township school board set for this … Continue reading
Indiana school board to review Toni Morrison’s “Song of Solomon”
As we reported in our latest edition of Censorship News, Nobel Prize winner Toni Morrison’s Song of Solomon was recently removed from an Indiana high school’s AP English class on April 28 after a parent and school board members complained … Continue reading
Posted in Teresa Koberstein: Author
Tagged book challenge, Indiana, song of solomon, toni morrison
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What’s new in Censorship News
Get news in your inbox. Submit your email address to receive Censorship News delivered straight to you. You’ll get a pdf of the print version of Censorship News as well as regular updates on censorship issues. In this issue of … Continue reading
The Report Card: ENGLISH
GRADE: C+ Books – always a hot button issue in the censorship debate. This year, similar to previous years, some curriculum classics got challenged. Here’s a few of the fights we saw over books being taught in middle- and high-school … Continue reading
NCAC Executive Director Joan Bertin, Toni Morrison, Fran Lebowitz at the Free Speech Leadership Council launch
Click on the photo to see more photo’s from last night’s Conversation with Toni Morrison, launching NCAC’s Free Speech Leadership Council.
Monday Book Censorship Brief
A lot is happening in the world of book censorship. Here’s the most up-to-date news… Toni Morrison has been censored from yet another curriculum – this time from an advanced English class in Shelby, Michigan. Superintendent Dana McGrew ordered the … Continue reading
A Conversation with Toni Morrison
The Inaugural Event of the Free Speech Leadership Council of the National Coalition Against Censorship Wednesday, June 3, 2009, 6:30 to 8:30 PM Hosted by Jane Friedman Awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1993, Toni Morrison is the author … Continue reading
Monday Book Censorship Wrap
It’s raining here in New York, and it also seems to be raining book censorship news! From near and far, here’s the round up of book challenges we’re watching. A woman in West Bend, WI, has submitted a complaint to … Continue reading
Posted in Rebecca Zeidel: Author
Tagged bobbie ann mason, boy book, chinese handcuffs, chris crutcher, diary of a part-time indian, elementary school. book censorship, help the forest, in country, lgbtq, library, new yorker, sherman alexie, tango makes three, the bluest eye, toni morrison, West Bend book challenge, youth books
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