New Jersey is the latest state to pass a law prohibiting LGBTQ books, among others, from being categorically banned.
Governor Tim Walz signed a law that prohibits library books from being censored solely due to disagreement with their content.
Any adult who disseminates "obscene material" -- including LGBTQ books -- to minors could be jailed and forced to register as a sex offender.
Lawsuit describes a library board whose members seek to censor books and viewpoints that conflict with their own beliefs.
A Texas county has approved a policy barring minors from checking out LGBTQ-themed books, which are considered "explicit" material.
A federal judge has temporarily blocked an Arkansas law that would have allowed librarians, teachers, and booksellers to be imprisoned for up to six years...
A county in Florida has banned three children’s books, including one about two gay male penguins who adopt a egg, claiming that the books run...