PEN America and the Florida Freedom to Read Project Release Report on Book Banning

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On June 3, PEN America and the Florida Freedom to Read Project issued a report on how Florida’s “parental rights” agenda has influenced book banning and censorship and could serve as a blueprint for federal policy.

​On June 3, PEN America and the Florida Freedom to Read Project issued a report on how Florida’s “parental rights” agenda has influenced book banning and censorship and could serve as a blueprint for federal policy. Read More

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