It is not one of our choosing it is one which we enter into reluctantly, though necessarily.
Infringement on intellectual freedom has become more prevalent, attacks on librarians have become more virulent, and violations of readers’ rights are more common than ever.įriends, it would appear that we are in a battle. However, I’d posit that with regard to censorship, things have not stayed the same during the time between my last blog post no, sadly, they’ve gotten worse. “Wherever I have been, I am back!” Of the BattleĪnd to what have I returned? It’s said that the more things change, the more they stay the same. You may be wondering: “Well, where have you been?” Since truly and completely answering such a query would take much time and energy–not mine, necessarily, mind you, but yours in the reading of it–it’s probably best if I simply reply, à la Tolkien’s Gandalf: It has been a rather long while since I’ve been in this space, since I’ve put pen to paper or fingertips to keyboard. The Kids Are Alright: Highlighting Children’s Books with Characters Who Stand Up to Censorship Home › Blog Topics › Advocacy/Leadership › The Kids Are Alright: Highlighting Children’s Books with Characters Who Stand Up to Censorship
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