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Arlington Reads: George M. Johnson - Vimarsana News

Arlington Reads: George M. Johnson

Celebrate James Baldwin's Centennial and Pride Month with this Arlington Reads Signature Author Event. Join us for a conversation between author George M. Johnson and Librarian Juliane Weight about Johnson's memoir manifesto, "All Boys Aren't Blue." In this series of personal essays, prominent journalist and LGBTQIA+ activist George M. Johnson explores their childhood, adolescence, and

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SJSD reviewing 10 library books after community challenges - Vimarsana News

SJSD reviewing 10 library books after community challenges

The future of several St. Joseph School District library books is in limbo after community members called for them to be banned.

Supporting Your LGBTQIQ Family And Friends - Vimarsana News

Supporting Your LGBTQIQ Family And Friends

As Pride Month 2024 starts, NewsOne provides some practical tips for fostering love, acceptance and inclusivity in your relationships.

New book review policy provides guidance on challenged books - Vimarsana News

New book review policy provides guidance on challenged books

A new policy was put in place this past December by the Franklin County School Board to review books in school libraries deemed by some to be objectionable. The change seems to have slowed an onslaught of requests to remove books that began last year.

'Most censorship attempts go unreported': What books are banned in Kansas? - Vimarsana News

'Most censorship attempts go unreported': What books are banned in Kansas?

TOPEKA (KSNT) - Some books weren't accepted with open arms in the Sunflower State last year, garnering some pushback from Kansas residents in attempts to censor the texts.

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