True stories of censorship battles in America's libraries

Where there once was none / Lucy Bellamy

Well-intentioned censorship is still censorship: the challenge of public library employees / Ron Critchfield and David M. Powell

If I don't buy it, they won't come / Peggy Kaney

Mixed-up ethics / Susan Patron

Clue-less in Portland / Natasha Forrester

Vixens, banditos, and finding common ground / Alisa C. Gonzalez

Long live the King (Novels)! / Angela Paul

Parent concern about classroom usage spills over into school library / Laurie Treat

The princess librarian: an allegory / Sherry York

The complexity and challenges of censorship in public schools: overstepping boundaries, cultivating compassionate conversations / Marie-Elise Wheatwind

I owe it all to Madonna / Lise Chlebanowski

The battle to include / Gretchen Gould

Pornography and erotica in an academic library / Michelle Martinez

Reasonable accommodation: why our library created voluntary kids cards / Matt Nojonen

Cultural sensitivity or censorship? / Susanne Caro

Developing the public library's genealogy Euchee/Yuchi collection / Cathlene Myers Mattix

32 pages, 26 sentences, 603 words, and $500,000 later: When school boards have their way / Lauren Christos

Respect of fear / Amy Crump

Sweet movie / Sydne Dean

Censorship avoided: student activism in a Texas school district / Robert Farrell

I read it in the paper / Hollis Helmeci

Uncle Bobby's wedding / James LaRue

A community divided / Kristin Pekoll

The author visit that should have been / Karin Perry

One of those not so hideous stories of a book challenge / Kathryn Prestidge

A serial killer visits the library / Paul Hawkins

Books, bars, and behavior: censorship in correctional libraries / Erica MacCreaigh

The ghost of Halloween past / Kathy Barco

The neophyte in the new age / Rosemary J. Kilbridge

Gay books display brings out high school faculty prejudice / Nadean Meyer

Censorship looms over the rainbow / Cindy Simerlink.