The book "Censored?" by Marcelo Ruiz, published by the Bauhaus University, examines the complex relationships between social entities and their historical heritage. It highlights how different interpretations and practices of shared heritage lead to conflicts and dissent within communities of heirs. These disputes are not only expressions of identity negotiations but also of mechanisms of censorship that encompass both exclusive and inclusive strategies. The authors analyze how identity constructs are shaped by heritage while being actively negotiated. By considering suppressed, excluded, or rejected aspects of heritage, the book opens new perspectives on social group formation and the dynamics of public debates about cultural identity.