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Salman Rushdie: The World Has “Learned the Wrong Lessons” from Charlie Hebdo

by Caitlin McCabe • July 29, 2015

In the wake of the attacks on Charlie Hebdo, some people continue to ask if free speech went too far. Award-winning author, Salman Rushdie, on the other hand says that the world has “learned the wrong lessons,” and out of…

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Community, Education, Features, Homepage, News Blog

The Tweeks Tackle the Controversy Around This One Summer

by Caitlin McCabe • July 28, 2015
This One Summer

It’s week 3 of the ComicMix Challenged Challenge and in this episode twin teen geeks Maddy and Anya—the Tweeks—talk about the controversy surrounding Jillian and Mariko Tamaki’s This One Summer. A multi award-winning book and the first graphic novel to…

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Despite Ban, Manga and Anime Remain Hot Topics on Chinese Social Media

by Maren Williams • July 28, 2015

Despite last month’s Chinese ban on dozens of manga and anime series that were said to “encourage juvenile delinquency, glorify violence and include sexual content,” social media users in China are easily circumventing the restrictions by sharing content online. According…

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Homepage, International, Legal, News Blog, Uncategorized

Index on Censorship Provides Resources to Protect Artists in the UK

by Caitlin McCabe • July 27, 2015

US citizens are protected by the First Amendment, but in the UK there are several additional laws and practices that are designed to protect free speech but are often misinterpreted, leading to censorship. Whether you’re a British artist or an…

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Increasing Number of Americans Support Banning Books

by Betsy Gomez • July 24, 2015

An early 2015 poll of more than 2,000 Americans has revealed a disturbing trend: Since 2011, the percentage of Americans who believe that there are books that should be banned has increased from 18% to 28%. Perhaps even more disturbing,…

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Adding Palomar to Your Library or Classroom Collection

by Maren Williams • July 24, 2015

Palomar by Gilbert Hernandez collects the author’s “Heartbreak Soup” stories, which originally appeared in the Love and Rockets series, a collaboration with his brothers Jaime and Mario. The book, which has received widespread critical praise, focuses on the interconnected lives…

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