This Kansas City author saw his children’s books get banned. He’s not giving up | KCUR - Kansas City news and NPR
Bradshaw and Kubic both pointed out that in banning books, too often, one parent winds up deciding what all children can read, not just their own child. Kubic also noted that the works targeted are often...
Bradshaw and Kubic both pointed out that in banning books, too often, one parent winds up deciding what all children can read, not just their own child. Kubic also noted that the works targeted are often...
![Kansas City author and illustrator Shane W. Evans recently learned that one of his works had been listed among the most banned children's picture books of the past school year.](https://www.aclukansas.org/sites/default/files/styles/rich_listing_360_width/public/field_image/cleanshot_2023-04-12_at_09.29.432x.png?itok=147yJyUc)
![Kansas City author and illustrator Shane W. Evans recently learned that one of his works had been listed among the most banned children's picture books of the past school year.](https://www.aclukansas.org/sites/default/files/styles/rich_listing_360x360/public/field_image/cleanshot_2023-04-12_at_09.29.432x.png?itok=dyzaTXqF)