Texas School District Removes 676 Books After Conservative Group's Demand

Books covering Holocaust, antisemitism, and other sensitive topics are among those banned in a rapid decision by the district superintendent.

Superintendent Carol Perez agreed to the removal within minutes of receiving the demand.
Books removed include 'Anne Frank's Diary,' 'Maus,' 'The Fixer,' and 'Kasher in the Rye.'
The decision was influenced by local conservative activists and endorsed by Texas Governor Greg Abbott.
Perez was later placed on administrative leave and separated from the district.
The book removal reflects a broader national trend of culture war-fueled censorship in schools.