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Outside the Book: 5 Librarians from Popular Films Who Break the Stereotype

May 02, 2023

Forget the stern woman in glasses shushing everyone—librarians come in all shapes, sizes, and personalities.

EveryLibrary partners with Tik Tok influencers during National Library Week

May 02, 2023

EveryLibrary partnered with Tik Tok influencers during National Library Week to gather support for the fight against book bans in the United States.

Even FOX NEWS is reporting that parents are against book bans

May 02, 2023

Would you believe that even the latest poll from Fox News shows that 77% of parents are concerned about book bans? (click to tweet)

How School Libraries Help Students Prep for Finals

May 01, 2023

Find the support you need for exam season at your school library.

They silenced opposition to book banning in Louisiana

April 28, 2023

The Senate Education Committee REFUSED to hear opposition to book banning legislation in order to push it through. That means they need to hear from you, RIGHT NOW.

Libraries Get Involved With Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month

April 26, 2023

Check out what libraries are doing to celebrate AAPI Heritage Month!

Unqualified Superintendents Want to Close Libraries and Burn Books

April 26, 2023

Spotsylvania, Virginia is the latest battleground where a community has pushed back against banning books, and the answer from politicians has been to just close the school libraries altogether. That’s right: rather than reconsider banning books, Spotsylvania County might close down it’s school libraries entirely.

Five Reasons to Use Your Campus Library during Finals

April 24, 2023

The college library provides a quiet oasis away from the busyness of the rest of campus.

Hundreds of books are usually banned by just ONE person in a community

April 20, 2023

How many people does it take to get a book banned from a library? Ten? Fifty? The majority of the affected community? One. In fact, the majority of ALL book bans in the United States were initiated by just 11 people, like Jennifer here. That means that book banning is NOT a movement. It's an attack.

Now they want to send publishers to prison.

April 17, 2023

Where will politicians turn next after they have banned books in schools? Tennessee provided us with a possible answer this week: by punishing book publishers. But it won't stop there. Representatives Marjorie Taylor Greene and George Santos introduced legislation to regulate book publishing.
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