censorship

Presents two of Alice Walker's short stories and part of "A Color Purple" with discussion on how they have been the subject of removal from tests, school libraries, and school curricula in the United States.

The Library Forces, a group formed to help libraries protect their collections from government attempts to get rid of books it deems unsuitable, sends in a temporary replacement for the director of the Kanto Library Base who has become ill, but when Iku and her roommate Asako discover books are missing, they must figure out whether the substitute director is working with the enemy.

Arthur worries about a sealed envelope sent home by his teacher, challenges the banning of his favorite series of books, and tries out for the baseball team.

A collection of twenty-four controversial essays that address issues associated with freedom of speech, censorship, and political expression around the world.

A collection of twenty-two essays on what causes censorship, how it affects communities, and ways to fight it.