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A Controversial 'Decency' Law Is Being Used To Challenge A City's Public Library Books

The city ordinance, originally intended to block drag shows, is now being used as a basis to consider removing certain titles from public shelves.

A Controversial 'Decency' Law Is Being Used To Challenge A City's Public Library Books

The city ordinance, originally intended to block drag shows, is now being used as a basis to consider removing certain titles from public shelves.

From social media to scaling up, here's what happened at Brooklyn Marketing Week

A diverse group of experts shared actionable tips and big-picture advice at the three-day conference at Downtown Brooklyn's CoLab-Factory.

Best children's book 2022: Titles to inspire young readers

Browse our list of some of the best books to teach children about equality, kindness and so much more

Update: Williamson County Schools to re-upload app after investigation

Williamson County Schools has completed an investigation into a children’s digital library app that was temporarily removed from student learning devices, the district announced Wednesday.

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What fashion can learn from beauty's activism

Uoma Beauty founder Sharon Chuter.Uoma Beauty From social media makeup artists to grassroots disruptor brands, beauty is innately more democratic, lending itself to activism, says Uoma Beauty founder Sharon Chuter who launched Pull Up For Change in summer 2020 as a call to action. Fashion’s top-down exclusivity makes the industry more resistant, she says. Chuter should know. In the wake of Black Lives Matter protests taking place in the US and in other parts of the world, Pull Up For Change asked companies to share the number of Black employees on their payrolls in an act of transparency and unity. While many of beauty’s biggest players participated, including Sephora, Ulta Beauty and Kylie Cosmetics, very few fashion brands responded, says Chuter.

To Tell the Truth: WAPO Has More Than a Couple of Things to Say in Support of Cancelling Dr. Seuss

The time is right to cancel Dr. Seuss's racist books

Anyone shocked by the cancellation of six Dr. Seuss books hasn’t been paying attention.

The New Wave of Black-Owned Marketplaces