Maus
Texas school district agrees to remove ‘Anne Frank’s Diary,’ ‘Maus,’ and 670 other books
Typically, a school district would require book challengers to go through a formal challenge process in which each individual book would be assessed for merit, this time it took five minutes.
US Senate talks Nazi book burnings, 'Maus' in school ban hearing
Missouri school board votes not to ban ‘Maus’ from district bookshelves following criticism
A Missouri school district could ban ‘Maus,’ citing concerns about ‘explicit sexual material’
Florida high school pulls graphic novel of Anne Frank’s diary, saying it is ‘not age appropriate’
The removal at Vero Beach High School was spurred by at least one challenge from a parent in the district affiliated with the conservative activist group Moms For Liberty.
'Maus' banning wasn't antisemitic - Art Spiegelman
In January, a Tennessee school board banned Art Spiegelman's Holocaust graphic novel 'Maus'.
‘Maus’ supporters rally, Tennessee school board doubles down
“This board is the arbiter of community standards,” one member said, to a chorus of boos from people in attendance.
'Maus' sells out, author to speak to thousands amid controversy
A school district in Tennessee banned Art Spiegelman’s graphic memoir 'Maus' about the Holocaust from its classrooms.
Comic book stores donate free copies of 'Maus' after Tennessee school board ban
Several weeks ago, the McMinn County school board voted unanimously to remove the book from its curriculum, with one member saying he thought the content was "not wise or healthy."
Are Jews white? Is Whoopi Goldberg Jewish? ‘The View’ Holocaust controversy, explained
The genocide was “not about race,” Goldberg said, it was instead about “man’s inhumanity to man.”
You can’t just swap out ‘Maus’ for another Holocaust book - opinion
Maus forces the reader to bear witness in a way no written account can, and the picture-specific portions are especially good at forcing the eye to see what the mind prefers to glide past.
‘Maus’ giveaway is on as bookstores, professors counter Tennessee school ban
Nirvana Comics, a comic-book store in Knoxville, announced on social media that it would be giving away copies of Art Spiegelman’s Pulitzer Prize-winning book to any interested students.