Her Campus at UCF
How Politics Are Reshaping Our Education
From book bans to curriculum shifts on climate, civil rights, and gender, classrooms across the U.S. are increasingly shaped by politics.
Her Campus at Scranton
Why We Need Public Libraries
If you care about your community's success, if you care about accessibility for all members of your community, if you truly believe that knowledge is power as I do,...
Her Campus at TAMU
Why You Should Care About Book Bans
Book bans and challenges are sweeping our nation. Censorship will force us to repeat our history. Continue reading to learn why you should care.
Her Campus at UCF
Pink is Perfect: ‘Pinkalicious’ is Now A Banned Book
The newest book to leave Tennessee shelves is the pink and sparkly 2006 children's book "Pinkalicious."
Her Campus at Washington
Reading is Resistance
In 1650— 126 years before the United States of America even officially became an independent country
Her Campus at UTD
Book Bans: A Very Brief History and the Current Struggle
Book banning (or burning) has been around for almost as long as human history has been recorded. In the past, books have been banned largely for the same reason...
Her Campus at NYU
Author Spotlight: Samira Ahmed
Read Sabrina Blandon's last Author Spotlight as she interviews New York Times bestselling author Samira Ahmed about her newest young adult novel about a high schooler who is facing...
Her Campus at USFSP
Shelf Indulgence Is Bringing Banned Books Back, Directly To You
Shelf Indulgence, an independent bookstore café, redesigned a book bus to be filled with banned books to take to different community events in Sarasota, Florida.
Her Campus at USFSP
‘Charlotte’s Web’ is NOT Indoctrinating Your Children
If you or someone you know is seeking help for mental health concerns, visit the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) website, or call 1-800-950-NAMI(6264). For confidential treatment referrals,...
