Prisons censor staggering numbers of books, not only for content but for the size of a book or the color of mailed envelopes. Today is the last day of our Banned Books Week bookdrive, when each book donated from local bookstores is matched by a $ donation. Check out our wishlists - linktr.ee/dcbtp

Our currently ongoing Banned Books Week book drive is one of the 12 ways to build a better D.C. this week! Check it out and donate some books off our local bookstore wish lists (linktr.ee/dcbtp) - all donations will be cash matched ! 51st.news/12-ways-to-b...

On October 6&7, books bought from our partner local bookstores on bookshop*org (BOL Co-op, MahoganyBooks, Solid State Books, People’s Book) will be delivered to us with no shipping charge! And with our current Banned Books Week book drive, a foundation will cash match all donations! linktr.ee/dcbtp

@bannedbooksweek.bsky.social starts today. The most restrictive book bans are at prisons, where policies are implemented with no public voice. Alongside @dcbookstoprisons.bsky.social, all week, books bought from our @bookshop.org wishlist will be cash matched by donors. See thread for link to donate

We face book restrictions with every letter we receive, and states and prisons across the country are implementing even more restrictive bans on reading material for incarcerated people. But we still serve thousands of prisoners a year across the country! See our book wish lists - linktr.ee/dcbtp

@bannedbooksweek.bsky.social starts Sunday. The most restrictive book bans are at prisons, where society’s forgotten have been stashed and policies implemented with no public voice. All week books bought for us from our independent bookstore wish lists will be cash matched. Go here - linktr.ee/dcbtp