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Banned Books Week Sparks Discussion on Censorship

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Leer en español aquí. As book bans continue to generate debate in Utah, Weber State University students gathered during Banned Books Week to discuss censorship and intellectual freedom. There's never anything wrong with learning about what other people are going through, said Darbey Bills, an English and musical theater double major, during a book banning open mic Oct.

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