Book Bans Surge in Digital Age, Library as Physical Refuge
A resurgence of book banning is occurring in an increasingly digital age, with libraries serving as tangible spaces for concrete action. The phenomenon is explored in a piece by The Walrus, which quotes an unnamed speaker who suggests that the library's physicality—the ability to pull books off shelves—may be driving this strange trend. The article highlights the irony of book bans rising as society becomes more digital.
Key facts
- Book banning is surging in the digital age.
- Libraries are seen as places for concrete action.
- The Walrus published the article.
- The quote suggests physical library access may be behind the resurgence.
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- The Walrus