After previously flagging several LGBTQ2S+ titles as “inappropriate,” the province says schools must remove “sexually explicit” books by Oct. 1
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After previously flagging several LGBTQ2S+ titles as “inappropriate,” the province says schools must remove “sexually explicit” books by Oct. 1
ANALYSIS: Danmei authors say they have been increasingly targeted with arrests and censorship
OPINION: The conflation of homosexuality, gender change and pornography should have everyone in Canada on edge
ANALYSIS: Action4Canada is calling Alberta’s move to investigate “inappropriate” school library books a “massive win”
Maia Kobabe’s “Gender Queer” and Alison Bechdel’s “Fun Home” are among the books flagged as “extremely graphic”
In Mahmoud v. Taylor, parents are trying to erase LGBTQ2S+ representation from schools
OPINION: We can expect Canada’s likely future PM to follow the example set south of the border
ANALYSIS: Here’s what you should and shouldn’t freak out about when it comes to Project 2025’s plans for digital communications
Opinion: Queer communities deserve platforms that won’t cast us off once they realize that queerness isn’t just rainbow pins and marketable slogans
Providing books for queer kids and teens is at the core of the Nonbinarian Book Bike’s mission
The graphic novel memoir topped the American Library Association’s annual list for the third consecutive year
ANALYSIS: Far-right campaigners are leveraging censorship to promote their own anti-trans agenda
ANALYSIS: The case of an Iowa school district employing ChatGPT to enforce a statewide book ban has garnered significant attention—what concerns does it raise around AI-aided censorship?
The online bookstore co-founded by the ‘Drag Race’ icon defended its choice to carry the controversial books
With new elections on the horizon, more LGBTQ+ Russians than ever before are being pushed to leave the country
Why a 30-year-old film talks circles around its modern cousins
OPINION: In his false, bifurcated view of reality, queer and trans people are treated as villains
OPINION: Police were called into a Massachusetts middle school library after someone complained about a queer book. The incident brought back memories of my time growing up in the district