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OTD in 1956, City Lights Books published "Howl and Other Poems" by Allen Ginsberg, which would culminate in a landmark obscenity trial in 1957.

OTD in 1956, City Lights Books published "Howl and Other Poems" by Allen Ginsberg, which would culminate in a landmark obscenity trial in 1957.

>[Judge Clayton] Horn's ruling on 3 October [1957] was a demand that words used in literature should be contextualised, and judgement of a work's obscenity had to take into account the publication as a whole. It further asked: "Would there be any freedom of press or speech if one must reduce his vocabulary to vapid euphemism?"

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u/Regular-Shallot441 — 14 days ago

Banned Books Week 2026 - October 4-10

Banned Books Week this year is from October 4-10 with this year's theme being “Let Books Be. Protect the Freedom to Read.”

A few links directly relating to this:

Banned Books Week Coalition site - central hub for the event, theme, downloads, news, and action ideas

ALA Banned Books Week page - free downloads, artwork, and materials

PEN America Banned Books Week page - research summaries and listed events

Unite Against Book Bans - action toolkit, messaging guide, and book résumés for defending titles

Book Riot - Participate in a Read-in for Banned Books Week

u/dapperjohnn — 12 days ago