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EDITORIAL: Censorship: Same book, different cover - Vimarsana News

EDITORIAL: Censorship: Same book, different cover

Not all library assaults come from the right.

'My Heart Sank': In Maine, a Challenge to a Book, and to a Town's Self-Image - Vimarsana News

'My Heart Sank': In Maine, a Challenge to a Book, and to a Town's Self-Image

BLUE HILL, Maine — Rich Boulet, the director of the Blue Hill Public Library, was working in his office when a regular patron stopped by to ask how to donate a book to the library. “You just hand it over,” Boulet said. The book was “Irreversible Damage: The Transgender Craze Seducing Our Daughters,” by journalist Abigail Shrier. The book posits that gender dysphoria is a “diagnostic craze” fueled by adolescent confusion, social media and peer influence, and that teenagers are too young to underg

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Maine library sparks outcry after stocking book titled 'Irreversible Damage' about 'the transgender craze seducing our daughters', with one local warning it could cause a SUICIDE - Vimarsana News

Maine library sparks outcry after stocking book titled 'Irreversible Damage' about 'the transgender craze seducing our daughters', with one local warning it could cause a SUICIDE

Rich Boulet, the director of the Blue Hill Public Library, said he wanted the library to 'be there for everybody, not just people who share my voting record' - but faced a public outcry.

'My Heart Sank': In Maine, a Challenge to a Book, and to a Town's Self-Image - Vimarsana News

'My Heart Sank': In Maine, a Challenge to a Book, and to a Town's Self-Image

Wealthy, liberal-leaning Blue Hill prided itself on staying above the fray — until the library stocked a book that drew anger from the left.

This Week in Lincolnville: Stone, Wood, and Water - Vimarsana News

This Week in Lincolnville: Stone, Wood, and Water

“This town was built on stone, wood, and water.” So spoke the president of the Lincolnville Historical Society in a recent conversation I had with her. It has been around 253 years since Lucinda and Nathan Knight built their cabin just up from what...