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The 10 most-challenged books in U.S. libraries have faced complaints in Canada, too

8 April 2025
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The 10 most-challenged books in U.S. libraries have faced complaints in Canada, too
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The American Library Association’s annual list of most-challenged books, released Monday, reveals that censorship attempts in U.S. school and public libraries are mainly from elected officials rather than parents. The data shows a shift in the source of challenges to books, indicating a trend of political influence in book censorship efforts. This new information sheds light on the challenges faced by libraries and the importance of defending intellectual freedom.

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