Library Federation urges Indiana lawmakers not to revive book ban plan
The Indiana Library Federation is encouraging Hoosier lawmakers not to revive legislation that would open the door to widespread book banning at school and public libraries.
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The Indiana Library Federation is encouraging Hoosier lawmakers not to revive legislation that would open the door to widespread book banning at school and public libraries.
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