 Hey, everyone. You're listening to Code Switch, the show about race and identity from NPR. I'm B.A. Parker. And I'm Gene Demby. So, Gene, it seems like every few weeks we hear mutterings of a new book ban, whether it's Iowa school districts trying to remove over 3,000 books from its schools or the governor of Utah signing a bill making it easier to ban books like The Bluest Eye from Toni Morrison or Judy Blume's Forever.