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Jul 11, 2023 42 min

Restricted Reading ft. Ngozi Ukazu

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This week on Pop Culture Boner we look at the history of book banning and the recent rise in right-wing hate groups using libraries and public schools as battle grounds for anti-LGBTQ+ legislation. We also chat to Ngozi Ukazu, whose book Check, Please! is banned in Texas, about what it’s like to be an author on Moms For Liberty’s hit list. You can find Ngozi on Twitter, Instagram and the grout of the internet. You can pre-order Bunt! here, or keep an eye out for Barda, available for pre-order soon. Or if you want to annoy a concerned parents group somewhere in rural Texas, you can also purchase Check, Please! right now. If you already own a copy, you should buy another and donate it to your local library. Please note the interview has been edited for clarity, content and timing. Visit the website for episode notes and a full transcript: www.popcultureboner.com

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This week on Pop Culture Boner we look at the history of book banning and the recent rise in right-wing hate groups using libraries and public schools as battle grounds for anti-LGBTQ+ legislation. We also chat to Ngozi Ukazu, whose book Check, Please! is banned in Texas, about what it’s like to be an author on Moms For Liberty’s hit list. You can find Ngozi on Twitter, Instagram and the grout of the internet. You can pre-order Bunt! here, or keep an eye out for Barda, available f...

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