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Celebrate your Freedom to Read!

  • rcarrera73
  • Sep 23, 2022
  • 1 min read

Updated: Feb 28, 2024

Did you know that 49% of banned titles are written for the Young Adult audience?


From UniteAgainstBookBans.org Action Toolkit:

"Books are tools for understanding complex issues. Limiting young people's access to books does not protect them from life's complex and challenging issues."


Visit pen.org for facts about book banning in the USA and check out their index of school book bans.

Want to get active? Visit BookRiot's Banned Book Week Action List!


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5 Comments


Bad Quality Image Maker
3 days ago

That stat about 49% of banned titles being YA really hits differently when you think about why we read as teenagers. Books were how a lot of us figured out the world without having to live through every hard lesson ourselves, so restricting that access feels backwards. Speaking of access, this reminds me of how much context matters — I was messing around with low quality images on the other day for a joke post, and it made me realize how easily a blurry, degraded version of something changes the whole story you tell about it. Same goes for censored books, I guess — you're just getting a distorted picture of what's really out there.

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