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Books under fire
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Children's literature
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Children
Many things have changed since ALA's Office for Intellectual Freedom (OIF) was founded in 1967, but not everything: the most beloved and popular children's books are still among the most challenged, frequent targets of censorship and outright bans. Limiting access to controversial titles such as Cap…
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