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You can see the full list of banned titles below, or click on your state to see which books are banned. Whichever artistic tradition is targeted, students-and our future culture-suffer. Some states have chosen to ban any written materials relating to visual art-Missouri’s list includes guides to Impressionist and modern painters as well as Babylonian and African art. Fences, a classic of African-American theater, is on this list, as are Martin Luther King Jr.’s Letter From a Birmingham Jail and children’s picture books about Black joy. Some of these titles have since been reinstated others have disappeared from shelves altogether.Īs many people have noted, the past school year has seen an uptick in banning works by and about Black people and queer people specifically. Reproduced here, the PEN list covers books that were banned or challenged during the first half of the 2022 school year-the most recent data available. Among the most extensive coverage is that of PEN America, a nonprofit dedicated to “uniting writers and their allies to celebrate creative expression and defend the liberties that make it possible.” Many organizations track book bans across the country.

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