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October statement of concern | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

October statement of concern | News, Sports, Jobs

How many times must it be said that according to MPL policy, Statements of Concern must go to the board and agenda before their next meeting? Instead, the direc

Conservative Lawmakers Have A New Stunt In Their Push To Ban Books - Vimarsana News

Conservative Lawmakers Have A New Stunt In Their Push To Ban Books

The American Library Association has consistently stood up against book bans and the pressure to remove certain books from shelves that discuss race and LGBTQ themes. The running list of works that have been deemed harmful by conservatives include Toni Morrison’s “The Bluest Eye,” George M. Johnson’s “All Boys Aren’t Blue” and Maia Kobabe’s memoir “Gender Queer.”

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Gordon, State Library call on ALA for conversation about group's direction | Local News - Vimarsana News

Gordon, State Library call on ALA for conversation about group's direction | Local News

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Gordon, state library call on ALA for conversation about group's direction | News - Vimarsana News

Gordon, state library call on ALA for conversation about group's direction | News

CASPER — Gov. Mark Gordon, State Library Division Director Patricia Bach and State Librarian Jamie Markus sent a letter to the American Library Association Aug. 14 expressing worry that the

Gordon, state library call on ALA for conversation about group's direction | Wyoming - Vimarsana News

Gordon, state library call on ALA for conversation about group's direction | Wyoming

CASPER — Gov. Mark Gordon, State Library Division Director Patricia Bach and State Librarian Jamie Markus sent a letter to the American Library Association Aug. 14 expressing worry that the