We can sign petitions. We can send emails. We can show up at meetings. We can fight every book ban as it happens.
But there’s another way to fight for the freedom to read:
Run for office.
via @everylibrary & @runforsomething https://t.co/wBQJWmzBGM
EveryLibrary strongly supports the resolution introduced by Representative Jamie Raskin and Senator Brian Schatz defending the freedom to read, write, learn, and access information without government censorship.
Via @everylibrary https://t.co/TorvRnB35q
Among the titles on Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick’s book-banning target list are books explicitly written about censorship and the fight to keep books accessible.
Why doesn't he want people to know about banned books?
Via @everylibrary https://t.co/KRfKEJ1VXW
Censorship in America’s libraries and schools has expanded so far that even picture books about crayons are being targeted and banned.
Via @everylibrary https://t.co/PJdQrwkJ1m
If you needed proof that the book-banning movement has completely unspooled from reality, look no further than your school library’s pet section.
Via @everylibrary https://t.co/wcWCj0cEzs