The Latest Breaking News from Maia Kobabe

Maia Kobabe set out to express an experience with gender identity. The graphic memoir Gender Queer is now the most banned book in the United States, according to the American Library Association.

SANTA ROSA, Calif. — Maia Kobabe grew up in an idyll. Cow fields threaded by a dirt road. No TV. Almost no internet. Nights fell over hills, stars shone bright, and Kobabe read fantasy novels, imagining other universes while searching for an identity, a glint of self to carry into…

It doesn't take long to read the most banned book in America, an award-winning memoir in graphic novel form called "Gender Queer" by Maia Kobabe. It's about the illustrator's yearslong quest to unravel what it means to be gender nonbinary — that is, to feel neither female nor male.

Across the country, more books have been removed as religious and conservative groups target LGBTQ and race issues

If you've read a book in one sitting sometime in the last year, chances are another book was banned before you finished it.

Across the country, more books have been challenged and removed as religious and conservative groups target LGBTQ and race issues.

A judge in Virginia has dismissed a lawsuit that sought to declare two books as obscene for children and to restrict their distribution to minors by booksellers and libraries

A new policy scraps community recommendations from last fall that some books that had been questioned should remain on shelves.

The vote followed a dispute over a book called Gender Queer: A Memoir by Maia Kobabe

Residents of Jamestown, Michigan, voted this week to shut down town’s library rather than tolerate certain LGBTQ books

Accounts of book bannings and attempted book bannings, along with threats against librarians, have soared over the past year