Stay informed! These bills and resolutions intentionally use legalese and vague language to keep us out of the loop. Here is a breakdown of #HR7661 that hits the nail on the head.
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Heather Ahmie
Publisher Spotlight
#HR7661 is a national book censorship bill that we should all be aware of. Find more details below and follow for updates and actions you can take to fight back.
Literacy and learning thrive when information and stories can be shared freely. We urge lawmakers to reject this legislation that directly threatens the principles of intellectual freedom and our First Amendment rights.
#VoteNOonHR7661 #VoteNOonHR8705 #VoteNOonHR2616
Publishing Professionals Against Book Bans
Publishing Professionals Against Book Bans
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“‘All I’m going to say is that I stand by my decision,’ she said…
“Much of the audience at the board meeting broke into cheers and applause after her statement.
Chants of ‘shame’ were heard as board members voted to fire her...”
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A county board near Nashville voted to dismiss Luanne James, who said she stands by her decision, in the latest clash in a national debate over access to books.
