MICHIGAN NAMES FIRST STATE POET LAUREATE SINCE 1950S
DETROIT FREE PRESS – APRIL 12, 2023
TEXAS COUNTY PLANS TO CLOSE ENTIRE LIBRARY SYSTEM RATHER THAN UN-BAN BOOKS
NBC NEWS – APRIL 12, 2023
LOCAL LIBRARIAN GIVES HER VIEWS ON ‘CRT’ AND OTHER CONTROVERSIES
MICHIGAN CHRONICLE – APRIL 11, 2023
THE RULING THAT THREATENS THE FUTURE OF LIBRARIES
THE ATLANTIC – APRIL 9, 2023
MICHIGAN LIBRARY BOOK BANS: LESSONS FROM A FEDERAL TEXAS CASE
BRIDGE MICHIGAN – APRIL 7, 2023
INDIANA LAWMAKERS BATTLE OVER BILL THAT COULD CRIMINALIZE LIBRARIANS FOR OBJECTIONABLE BOOKS
NPR WFYI – APRIL 6, 2023
LIBRARIANS’ ‘NEW NORMAL’ INCLUDES PAIN POINTS
INSIDE HIGHER ED – APRIL 6, 2023
IDAHO DOESN’T NEED A ‘LIBRARY BOUNTY,’ SAYS GOV. LITTLE, VETOING BILL TO RESTRICT LIBRARY MATERIALS
IDAHO CAPITAL SUN – APRIL 5, 2023
OPINION HOW TO FIGHT BOOK BANS — AND WIN
WASHINGTON POST – APRIL 5, 2023
IT’S THEIR CONTENT, YOU’RE JUST LICENSING IT
NEW YORK TIMES – APRIL 4, 2023
JUDY BLUME SLAMS GOV. DESANTIS’ FLORIDA CENSORSHIP IN PASSIONATE SPEECH: ‘TEACHERS ARE UNDER FIRE’
VARIETY – APRIL 4, 2023
AMID BOOK BANS, SOME SUGGEST REMOVING LIBRARIES ENTIRELY
GOVERNING – APRIL 3, 2023
JUDGE FINDS TEXAS LIBRARY'S BOOK BANS UNCONSTITUTIONAL, ORDERS BOOKS RETURNED
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY – APRIL 3, 2023
THE INTERNET ARCHIVE’S LITERARY CIVIL WAR
WIRED – MARCH 31, 2023
ARKANSAS GOVERNOR SIGNS LAW AIMED AT HOLDING LIBRARIES ACCOUNTABLE FOR ‘OBSCENE’ MATERIAL
THE ARKANSAS ADVOCATE – MARCH 31, 2023
LIBRARIES NEED MORE FREEDOM TO DISTRIBUTE DIGITAL BOOKS
THE ATLANTIC – MARCH 30, 2023
AMID BOOK CONTROVERSY, FOREST HILLS SUPERINTENDENT ANNOUNCES PLAN TO RETIRE
FOX 17 – MARCH 30, 2023
MISSOURI LIBRARIANS ARE RISKING JAIL TIME – FOR DOING THEIR JOBS
CODA – MARCH 30, 2023
INTERNET ARCHIVE COPYRIGHT LOSS HITS LIBRARY DIGITAL LENDING (1)
BLOOMBERG LAW – MARCH 29, 2023
OI-BACKED ALLENDALE SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS CONCERNED ABOUT LIBRARY LINK ON DISTRICT WEBSITE
THE HOLLAND SENTINEL – MARCH 29, 2023
LIBRARY E-BOOK APP OVERDRIVE TO SHUT DOWN ON MAY 1ST, READERS DIRECTED TO LIBBY INSTEAD
TECH CRUNCH – MARCH 28, 2023
LIBRARY LINES: THE PURPOSE OF YOUR LOCAL LIBRARY
PETOSKEY NEWS-REVIEW – MARCH 28, 2023
MICHIGAN LIBRARIES OFFER HUNDREDS OF WAYS TO SPICE UP YOUR ‘STAY-CATION’
WILX 10 – MARCH 28, 2023
A WEST MICHIGAN SCHOOL LIBRARIAN SAYS THE DISTRICT PULLED A BOOK AGAINST ITS OWN RULES
WMUK – MARCH 27, 2023
LEGAL BLOW TO INTERNET ARCHIVE, CONTROLLED DIGITAL LENDING
INSIDE HIGHER ED – MARCH 26, 2023
IN A SWIFT DECISION, JUDGE EVISCERATES INTERNET ARCHIVE’S SCANNING AND LENDING PROGRAM
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY – MARCH 25, 2023
LAPEER DISTRICT LIBRARY LATEST TARGET FOR CAMPAIGN AGAINST LGBTQ+ BOOK
MICHIGAN ADVANCE – MARCH 24, 2023
ATTEMPTS TO BAN BOOKS DOUBLED IN 2022
NEW YORK TIMES – MARCH 23, 2023
LIBRARIANS PROTECT OUR RIGHT TO CHOOSE WHAT WE READ
COPPER BEACON – MARCH 22, 2023
”THE BATTLE OVER BOOKS:” NATIONWIDE TREND OF BOOK CENSORSHIP REACHES MICHIGAN
ABC 57 – MARCH 22, 2023
THE POWER OF LIBRARIES TO CONNECT COMMUNITIES
THE FULCRUM – MARCH 22, 2023
THE FATE OF ‘GENDER QUEER’ NOW IN THE HANDS OF LAPEER LIBRARIAN
BRIDGE MICHIGAN – MARCH 20, 2023
BANNING BOOKS AND IDEAS: AN OLD PROBLEM BRINGS FRESH EVILS
LEN NIEHOFF – MARCH 20, 2023
‘I AM SORRY’: SUPERINTENDENT ADMITS TO PULLING SOME LGBTQ BOOKS
WOODTV – MARCH 16, 2023
CONSERVATIVES ARE TRYING TO BAN BOOKS IN YOUR TOWN. LIBRARIANS ARE FIGHTING BACK.
THE NEW REPUBLIC – MARCH 16, 2023
LAPEER LIBRARIAN AMY CHURCHILL FACES POSSIBLE FELONY CHARGES FROM PROSECUTOR OVER GENDER QUEER BOOK
DETROIT FREE PRESS – MARCH 16, 2023
EXPERTS CAST DOUBT THAT LAPEER LIBRARIAN CAN BE CHARGED OVER LGBTQ BOOK
BRIDGE MICHIGAN – MARCH 15, 2023
THE LIBRARIANS ARE NOT OKAY
THE ATLANTIC – MARCH 15, 2023
GEN ZERS ARE BOOKWORMS BUT SAY THEY'RE SHUNNING E-BOOKS BECAUSE OF EYE STRAIN, DIGITAL DETOXING, AND THEIR LOVE FOR LIBRARIES
BUSINESS INSIDER – MARCH 13, 2023
PETITION CIRCULATES CALLING FOR THE REMOVAL OF COUNCILMAN FROM LIBRARY BOARD
HILLSDALE DAILY NEWS – MARCH 11, 2023
