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At the San Francisco Chronicle, author Seema Yasmin points out that there has been a rise in “soft” book bans, that is, book bans that go on in the absence of any stated rules. The public doesn’t hear of them, but they’re there.

A snippet:

The vague nature of book-banning bills and the atmosphere of punitive retaliation for including a potentially bannable book in a classroom library, means soft-bans are likely also on the rise. But it’s hard to say because soft-book bans are not documented in the same way as state or school-district-mandated bans.

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