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10 Top CBLDF Stories of 2016

by Caitlin McCabe • December 28, 2016

As 2016 comes to a close, we look back on our 10 most-read stories of the past year… Pearls Before Swine Strip Pulled for ISIS Reference On July 27, the award-winning syndicated strip published daily in more than 750 newspapers nationwide…

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14 Books CBLDF Defended in 2016

by Betsy Gomez • December 27, 2016

CBLDF defended more than a dozen books from challenges and bans in 2016 — some of them were challenged on multiple occasions. Here’s a snapshot of what we did to defend the freedom to read this year… This One Summer…

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Happy Holidays from CBLDF!

by Betsy Gomez • December 23, 2016

Courtesy of CBLDF contributor and comics censorship historian Joe Sergi, we’re delighted to offer this special treat for the holidays: “A Comics Carol,” a minicomic in which Messr. Fredric Wertham is visited by the Ghosts of Comics Past, Comics Present,…

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One Million Moms Group Takes Aim at Highlights for Including LGBTQ Parents

by Maren Williams • December 23, 2016

The advocacy group One Million Moms, which has previously made news with futile boycotts of Archie and the Lucifer TV series, has a new target for its ire: Highlights magazine, the waiting room mainstay aimed at kids from 6-12. This…

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Overwatch Digital Comic Banned in Russia for “Gay Propaganda”

by Caitlin McCabe • December 23, 2016

The internet may be celebrating the announcement that a main character in the Overwatch digital comic based on the popular video game is LGBTQ, but unfortunately fans in Russia will miss out. As Mashable recently reported, due to laws in…

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Exiled Syrian Cartoonist: “Drawing is the Strongest Weapon Against the Regime”

by Maren Williams • December 22, 2016

Five years ago as the Arab Spring swept through the Middle East, Syrian political cartoonist Ali Ferzat sensed a tipping point when it became his responsibility to help “break people’s fear,” in his words. Whereas his cartoons previously relied on…

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