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Why Book Bans Harm Marginalized Young Readers
Original: Opinion | Why Book Bans Harm Marginalized Young Readers
A new opinion piece argues that the wave of book bans in schools and libraries falls hardest on marginalized young readers, cutting off access to stories featuring LGBTQ people, people of color, and other underrepresented groups. The author contends such removals deny vulnerable students representation and support at a formative age, and urges educators and parents to push back against censorship efforts.
Why now: Ongoing book ban debates in US schools and libraries keep the topic in the headlines.
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- Opinion | Why Book Bans Harm Marginalized Young Readers · Common Dreams
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