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The relentless increase in book bans in American public schools

BBC News Brasil7 September 2026 at 11:13

American public school libraries have become a battlefield for intense ideological battles over which books should be available to students. The article points to a relentless increase in book bans in these educational institutions. The conflict centers on issues regarding students' access to certain content, sparking debates about the limits of censorship in school settings. This phenomenon reflects broader tensions in American society over sensitive topics in the educational context.

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