A council has removed all transgender-related books from the children's sections of its libraries, its leader has announced.

If the district determines Ken-Ton librarians stuck to proper procedure in selecting a book for their collection, it will remain on school shelves, officials said.

Seeking to ban books like “Bathe the Cat” has less to do with morality than it does with a yearning for control.

A Reform-led council says its “trans-related” library book ban is “not a change of policy” after conflicting social media ...

In a move stirring emotions across Kent, a council's decision to remove transgender-themed books from children's library ...

The Supreme Court has sided with religious parents who want to pull their children out of the classroom when a public school ...

The Democratic governor said the legislature “wants to distract us by stoking culture wars that further divide us.” ...

It’s our entire book collection,” said Amy Mikel of Brooklyn Public Library’s national e-lending program for young readers, ...

On Tuesday, July 1, from 5:30-6:30 p.m., the Southwest Harbor Public Library will host “Banning Books in America: Not a ...

The Republican-backed legislation would prohibit books depicting nudity and other acts intended for “sexual desire” in New ...