A federal lawsuit has been filed against a Florida school district for removing the book 'And Tango Makes Three,' which tells the story of two male penguins raising a chick. The authors argue this action violates their First Amendment rights, claiming the removal was based solely on disagreement with the book's content. The school board defends its actions, stating they fall under government speech protections, which do not require First Amendment safeguards. Concurrently, author Alan Gratz has requested the reinstatement of his book 'Ban This Book,' also banned by a different Florida district due to claims it depicts sexual conduct. Gratz argues that his book's removal exemplifies political motivation rather than educational considerations, leading to a form of 'erasure.' Both cases highlight the ongoing national debate over book bans and free speech in schools, with potential implications for First Amendment law.