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Reported Decision by Morocco to Withdraw Lesbian Diaries Title from International Book Fair Violates Free Speech and Artistic Expression
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Banning of Non-English Dictionaries in Michigan Prisons Tramples on Fundamental Rights
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Protest Over Books by Amazon Workers Was “Counterproductive” By Silencing Celebrants at a Pride Month Event
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Filmed Production of Mahogany L. Browne’s New Choreopoem Quilted Steel—Telling the Stories of Formerly Incarcerated Black Women—Premiers June 13 at Lincoln Center Atrium
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PEN America and the Literary Action Coalition Sponsor June 18 Public Safety Forum and Training in NYC
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PEN America Opens Submissions for 2023 Literary Awards
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PEN America 2022 Emerging Voices Fellows Selected from Largest Applicant Pool Ever
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PEN America and PEN International: Grave Concern Over the Lack of Due Process Protections in Arbitrary Trials of Cuban Artist Set for May 30-31
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Firing of Princeton University Professor Raises Questions Over Free Expression and Due Process
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