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Dan Savage on “Sexting”

ISP Bluehost bans content connected to the “rogue” state of Belarus: Geopolitical squabbling or censorship?

College ACB succeeds JuicyCampus, AKA the rose phenomenon

Pleasant Grove v. Summum: Free Speech or Establishment Clause?

Monday Book Censorship Wrap

The show will go on: ‘Picasso at the Lapin Agile’ will be performed

Woman sues Facebook over user generated content

The right to know what Karl Rove, Harriet Miers did on our dime and in our name

NCAC Joins Book Groups in Protesting Restrictions on Books in Topeka Library

Wyeth v. Levine decision: Victory for the right-to-know

Prior review, psychedelics, and high school newspapers

Censorship in Medical Research

MD Appeals Court upholds protections for anonymous posting under First Amendment

Reason Prevailed Somewhere this Week

‘My Brother Sam is Dead’ kept in Muscogee school libraries

NCAC and ABFFE respond to banning of ‘The Bookseller of Kabul’

California law banning sale of video games to minors ruled unconstitutional

Teens Sending Nude Photos of Themselves or “Sexting”

NCAC Executive Director Joan Bertin weighs in on NYPost cartoon controvery

‘Keep libraries free!’ from Indexed

Direct TV rejects ad about recent Gaza invasion as too “controversial”

Board decides to restrict access to ‘Sex for Busy People,’ ‘The Lesbian Kama Sutra,’ ‘The Joy of Sex’ and ‘The Joy of Gay Sex’

The trend of pulling high school performances of RENT, need for students to fight for it

E-condoms = E-ducation

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