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Actor and writer Kirk Cameron is working with First Liberty Institute to attempt to hold the American Library Association accountable for what he says is discrimination against his faith views.

Laws and you and first liberty institute are sending a letter. it is being sent today as we speak to the institute of library services requesting for an open investigation into whether the american library association has violated federal law protecting religious liberty and failed to comply with assurances of non-discrimination with a federal grant. we have pictures of you and i in march. we tried to get into the new york public library, any. we werent allowed. what did we do? we did our readin...

Kirk Cameron wants to hold the American Library Association accountable for what he believes is discrimination against him and his pro-faith messaging.

A legal team is requesting a federal investigation after an official for the American Library Association was caught recommending how librarians could deprive Christians of their freedom of speech.

The Auburn Public Library is expanding the micro-library at the Boykin Community Center and has plans in the works to establish a mobile library van and neighborhood library.

Polk County Library has scheduled True Crime Trivia Night events in Bolivar, Humansville, and Fair Play.

The Michigan Street African American Heritage Corridor is the recipient of a large federal grant.

The Chapel Hill Public Library is launching the Neurodiversity & Nature initiative to support inclusion and promote environmental education.

The project, called Dialogue in Place, will evaluate each monument individually for historical accuracy and inclusion of tribal perspectives, as well as their physical condition.

The project, called Dialogue in Place, will evaluate each monument individually for historical accuracy and inclusion of tribal perspectives, as well as their physical condition.