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Missouri, Florida and the Criminalization of Libraries

Sometimes stories of extreme attempts at censorship like those in Missouri and Florida seem ridiculous, appalling, or impossible, but as someone who reads the news frequently, I can attest that they happen with alarming frequency. If you can take the time to take one small step, we can all work together to take small steps toward increased intellectual freedom.

February 24, 2020February 13, 2021 Kate Lechtenberg Censorship, Legislation
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