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Professors warn K-12 book bans reach into higher education
University professors are warning that book bans first imposed in K-12 schools are beginning to affect higher education as well. They say restrictions on reading materials in public schools are spilling into college classrooms, libraries and course selections, raising concerns about academic freedom. The warning adds to an ongoing national debate over censorship and what materials students should be allowed to access.
Why now: Book bans in schools remain a contentious political issue and academics are now flagging spillover into universities.
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