Censorship and the case for institutional literacy ...Middle East

The plague of censorship infecting its way through the nation has reached the halls of Congress, with two congressional hearings putting librarians in the hot seat. Historically beloved by students and parents alike, school librarians in particular are under attack for doing their jobs. Under the guise of “parental rights,” some vocal and well-funded groups accuse librarians of failing to "protect" kids from certain books and ideas and for allegedly disrespecting parental rights. Accusations stem from a fundamental misunderstanding of the purpose of school libraries, how they function and the role of certified school librarians. The process of book selection, organization and lending i

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