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SUMMARY:Standing Up to Censorship - Part I: Meeting the Moment
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DESCRIPTION:Libraries and schools across the U.S. have seen a dramatic ris
 e in book challenges recently. Join us as a panel of experts discuss the t
 hreat of censorship in our educational institutions..\nhttps://bexley.libn
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>The American Library Association's (ALA) O
 ffice of Intellectual Freedom reported over 300 book challenges from Septe
 mber-November last year\, nearly reaching the 337 total challenges reporte
 d in all of 2019. According to the ALA\, many of the challenges seek "to r
 emove materials that focus on LGBTQIA+ issues and books by Black authors o
 r that document the Black experience or the experiences of other BIPOC ind
 ividuals."</p>\n<p>Join us for a panel discussion that will explore the re
 cent rise of book challenges and censorship in schools and libraries and w
 hat it means for our community. Panelists include Bexley Public Library Di
 rector Ben Heckman\, Ohio Library Council Executive Director Michelle Fran
 cis\, and Capital Law Scholar Dan Kobil.</p>\nhttps://bexley.libnet.info/e
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