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A principal pulled the book after a member of an anti-LGBTQ+ “parents’ rights” group complained.

One book banning county official wanted pastors to organize a weekly prayer vigil “to protect our children from this FILTH.”

The librarian isn’t afraid and invited the prosecutor to arrest her.

“It used to be a parent had learned about a given book and had an issue with it. Now we see campaigns.”

His mom baked a pan of brownies that she claimed included “a little bit of dog poo” when he was a kid to explain what happens if you expose yourself to harmful ideas in books.

Even the innocuous picture book “Everywhere Babies” got a warning label “like something you might see on a cigarette package.”

“I hope that if the library sees this there will really be no point in banning LGBTQ books and so they won’t actually do it.”

Three authors recently targeted by the religious right and Republicans spoke with LGBTQ Nation about being at the center of controversy.

The bill will charge schools $10,000 a day for having LGBTQ books and blacklist school librarians who allow such books to stay on the shelves.

Parents all over the country are demanding overly sexual books be removed from schools and libraries to protect their children. Here are 5 books no one is talking about that need to be banned now.

Critics say the bill would lead to more bullying. Proponents say that their religious values are more important.

John Oliver’s children’s book about Marlon Bundo being gay skyrocketed the rabbit to LGBTQ fame.

The administration claims the move is meant to protect students, but experts worry some queer kids will be seriously hurt.

Calls to burn queer books aren’t about “obscene material.” They’re about stigmatizing LGBTQ people as pathological and sinful.

Prior to his election as a West Virginia legislator, he previously caused controversy via Facebook over a book for pre-teens.

He called its demure kiss between two male heroes “sexual content for minors.”

Rightwing pastors are condemning public libraries and some have started to burn LGBTQ-themed books. History has shown us what happens next.

The book will tell the story of the riots from the point of view of the Stonewall Inn itself.

Dangerous was the number one best seller on Amazon.com as of Thursday evening.