Things that Have Been Banned in the US

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Form of birth control that had been protected across all states by the Roe v Wade Supreme Court ruling before it was overturned in 2022

Favourite indulgence of Cuban revolutionary leader Fidel Castro; commonly regarded as the 'world's finest' of its product type

Distillation of this substance at home for commercial use

Consumption of the above before reaching this age

Despite a congressional hearing with its CEO Chew Shou Zi, this video sharing app has not been fully banned. However, it is banned on government-issued devices.

Specially prepared Japanese delicacy which has been largely banned due to its toxic liver

Providing food and shelter to these people is illegal in many municipalities

Chocolate that has been banned due to concerns over children choking on its interior yellow plastic capsule

'Consulting, combining, confederating, or corresponding' with any of these seafarers

Wearing this piece of clothing during a protest is banned in several states and cities

This political party was outlawed in 1954. However, large parts of the act initially prohibiting this party were later revoked by Congress.

Anti-whistleblower legislation prevents people from exposing this form of abuse

Famous Scottish dish that has been banned as it contains sheep lung

Sex business banned in several states

Political stance determined by the House to be antisemitism (and thus eligible to be considered a criminal offence) despite being fundamentally different

Certain states forbid these features of language from being used in names on birth certificates

Protest against this police training campus in Atlanta, Georgia by the ‘Defend the Atlanta Forest’ group, under the pretext of ‘racketeering’

By proxy, adherence this political ideology is considered a criminal offence according to the indictment of the above event, which classes ‘collectivism, mutualism/mutual aid, and social solidarity’ as major ideas of this ideology

Toilet use by these people according to their gender identity in various places, including government buildings

Form of positive discrimination that acted as a form of compensation for African Americans and sought to challenge their underpresentation in society prior to its ban in Supreme Court for university admissions

Several states have banned teaching this theory in education, which seeks to enhance understanding of systemic racism in the US

Entry of this famous singer-songwriter (who died in 2011) into the country due to her criminal charges in the UK

Dystopian George Orwell novel which was dubbed ‘pro-communism’ by Jackson County in Florida despite generally being perceived as an anti-Stalinist publication

Though reversed under Joe Biden, this 'ban' introduced by Donald Trump prohibited entry of nationals from countries including predominantly, but not exclusive to, those with a majority of this religion

East Asian country whom the federal government have imposed both a travel ban and a reverse travel ban against