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Tag Archives: USA
Podcast zur Bibliothekarin Belle da Costa Greene
London Review of Books Podcast: The Best-Paid Woman in New York: “As J.P. Morgan’s personal librarian, entrusted with building his collection, Belle da Costa Greene could ‘spend more money in an afternoon than any other young woman of 26’, as … Continue reading
Route 66 Oral History Project
Das Illinois State Museum startet eine Online-Datenbank mit 100 mündlichen Überlieferungen zur Route 66 (via rbfirehose.com und wandtv.com): “The Route 66 Oral History Project database includes video-recorded interviews and world-searchable written transcriptions. Contributors include people who lived, worked and traveled … Continue reading
Spreadsheet Censorship attacks: Tracking Book Challenges and Bans in America
Eine Liste der in den US-amerikanischen Schulbibliotheken verbotenen Bücher gibt es hier (via reddit.com): “Dr. Magnusson’s spreadsheet of book bans and challenges has been available online since October 2021 to aid library organizations, library staff, education stakeholders, and concerned parents. … Continue reading
US-Comic-Book-Bans der 50er Jahre
CBC erinnert die gegenwärtigen Book Bans in US-amerikanischen Schulbibliotheken an die Comic-Book-Bans der 50er Jahre: “Alberta’s revised restrictions on books in schools take aim at works containing explicit images of sexual acts, but it’s not the first time the province … Continue reading
“Banned Books” in der Stadtbibliothek Worms
Die Stadtbibliothek Worms macht auf Buchverbote in den USA aufmerksam (via worms.de): “Wenn Bücher aus Bibliotheken oder Schulen verbannt werden, wird die Möglichkeit genommen, sich mit unterschiedlichen Perspektiven, Ideen und Lebensrealitäten auseinanderzusetzen. Besonders junge Menschen verlieren so die Chance, kritisches … Continue reading
Dokfilm über US-Book Bans in Schulbibliotheken
Der Dokumentarfilm “The Librarians” beschäftigt sich mit den Book Bans in US-amerikanischen Schulbibliotheken. Der Trailer und ein Interview mit der Regisseurin und einer im Film portraitierten Bibliothekarin gheben einen ersten Eindruck.
Book Bans in den USA
SRF berichtet unter dem Titel “Neue Welle von Buchverboten an US-Schulen” über Book Bans in den USA (danke an Gregor Helg für den Hinweis): “Schulen in den USA erleben eine beispiellose Welle von Buchverboten. Seit 2021 dokumentiert der US-Autorenverband PEN … Continue reading
Podcast “Tech Bro Utopia”
Auf Deutschlandfunk gibt es einen sechsteiligen Podcast mit dem Titel “Tech Bro Topia”. Teil 1 und 2 sind bereits online: “Sommer 2025: Die USA vollziehen den Schwenk zum Autoritarismus. Mittendrin die Tech-Bros aus dem Silicon Valley. Sie wollen den Staat … Continue reading
Geschichte der Book Bans in den USA
Im National Geographic gibt es unter dem Titel “The history of book bans—and their changing targets—in the U.S.” einen Beitrag zur Geschichte der Book Bans in den US-amerikanischen Schulbibliotheken: “Even as social mores relaxed in the 20th century, school libraries … Continue reading
Abschiedsvideo von Carla Hayden
“Thank you, from the 14th Librarian of Congress Dr. Carla Hayden” auf Youtube: “In a video recorded earlier this week, 14th Librarian of Congress Carla Hayden honored and thanked the crucial and important work performed by the Library of Congress … Continue reading