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The Fault in Our Schools: A Teacher Reflects on Censorship and the Power of Books
By Ann Camacho, editor of Bookmarked, a collection of teen essays According to the American Library Association, “Banned Books Week is an annual event celebrating the freedom to read . . . in shared support of the freedom to seek … Continue reading
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