'Gender Queer,' one of the most banned books in the U.S., is getting a deluxe edition
Maia Kobabe's 2019 graphic novel Gender Queer will be re-releasing in May with brand new content.
October 24, 2025
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Maia Kobabe's 2019 graphic novel Gender Queer will be re-releasing in May with brand new content.
The book is titled Pride Comes Before the Fall.

My Lost Freedom tells the story of a shameful chapter in American history.
"Clearly he's saying that because I'm gay," Garcia said.
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The music superstar takes on book bans in the state that has the most of them.
The increase includes books about women's sexual experiences, rape, and abuse, in addition to continued attacks on material with LGBTQ+ or racial themes.
They range from local Facebook or online groups to more established conservative organizations, and they often targeted LGBTQ-themed books.
With skyrocketing attempts to ban books by and about LGBTQ+ people and people of color, the guide provides a way to fight back.
The number of titles targeted rose 65 percent over 2022, according to the American Library Association.
The publisher is distributing a book that questions whether HIV causes AIDS.
The publisher's action is drawing criticism from teachers, librarians, and advocacy groups.