Brave Books announced that it will remove Ashley St. Clair's name from all future prints of her 2021 book, "Elephants Are Not Birds," saying she no longer "aligns" with the book's message. Meanwhile, Elon Musk said he will seek full custody of his son, Romulus, over concerns that St. Clair may try to “transition” the 1-year-old child.
Why are explicit books and other materials denied to prisoners available to children in school libraries?
Actress Jen Lilley reflects on God's sovereignty and faithfulness as her new book, "Wake Up Your Faith," has outranked a slate of New Age spirituality titles in the “Spiritual Self-Help” category.
It’s funny how the folks decrying “book banning” are the ones who defend sexually explicit books as they demand biologically accurate books be purged.
The leadership of a Baptist church in Kentucky says they support members of their congregation who choose to “not return” certain library books that contain LGBT-related themes, but denies the movement is a “church directive.”
With a quiet, stealth-like frequency, children’s television programming is becoming more and more woke. So much so that conservative parents are becoming increasingly concerned.
A Christian bookstore in Colorado has filed a lawsuit against state officials over a law that they claim forces them to endorse LGBT ideology despite their religious objections.
The same people who’ve been sounding the false alarm about book banning across the country are the ones banning books that simply tell the truth.
Wael Elkoshairi, a Muslim parent who unenrolled his daughter from a Montgomery County, Maryland, public school last year, believes his local school district is "watering down" parental rights and trying to indoctrinate children.
The U.S. Naval Academy removed nearly 400 books that promote diversity, equity and inclusion from its library to comply with President Donald Trump’s efforts to eliminate DEI in federal agencies and schools.
