Archive - Fair For All

Three Years After October 7: Seeing the Person, Not the Politics

Confronting the rise in antisemitism and affirming everyone’s right to dignity and respect.

Oct 5 • Fair For All

Preserving a culture of reading—from ensuring libraries offer a genuine range of viewpoints to keeping whole books at the heart of children’s education…

Oct 4 • Fair For All

Banned Books Week: The Freedom to Read Needs a Neutral Library

A new home for FAIR in Libraries, a new way to report library bias, and how you can help

Oct 2 • Fair For All

Let’s Make Every Week “Freedom to Read Week”

Public libraries should reflect the reading interests of their communities—not the ideological preferences of the people choosing what goes on the…

Oct 1 • mulhern

September 2026

Something Unusual Happened at the Emmys

Is it possible that Hollywood is dialing down the politics and keeping the drama on the screen?

Sep 30 • Karen JP Howes

Three perspectives on merit, identity, and the institutional consequences of putting ideology ahead of individual achievement.

Sep 27 • Fair For All

FAIR Takes On the Accreditation Monopoly

The fight over who accredits America’s professional schools is one of the most consequential in higher education — and one of the least visible.

Sep 25 • Fair For All

Can art better bring us together when we stop asking artists to speak for our politics?

Sep 20 • Fair For All

A Win for Transparency in Schools

What parents need to know about new federal guidance on consent, student privacy, records, and curriculum access.

Sep 18 • Fair For All

The Fall and Rise of Jason Arday

When reputation outruns reality, who is responsible for the fall?

Sep 17 • Mary McDonald-Lewis

From libraries and censorship to intellectual humility and the gap between narratives and reality, this week’s FAIR Perspectives explores what it takes…

Sep 13 • Fair For All

Introducing FAIR California

Why a state with 3,500 FAIR members needed a Chapter of its own — and what the first six weeks already proved.

Sep 11 • Fair For All

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