This Philadelphia Nonprofit Is Bringing Attention To Banned Books By Black Authors With Little Free(dom) Library

The nonprofit Visit Philadelphia, “the region’s official leisure tourism marketing agency,” has joined forces with Little Free Library to bring locals and tourists to the Little Free(dom) Library to celebrate Black History Month.

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