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To read or not to read: How to navigate book challenges

Intellectual freedom is defined as “the right of every individual to seek and receive information from all points of view without restriction.” A retired librarian and intellectual freedom advocate details how educators can be “proactive, prepared and professional” in addressing book challenges.

By Katharine Haber 09/21/25

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