In this recent post she explores the concept of libraries as "book sanctuaries." She writes: "If “book sanctuary” is a new phrase to you, it’s likely because it is a new phrase more broadly. Book sanctuaries are institutions committed to upholding the First Amendment Rights of all citizens, wherein book bans and challenges must follow through a specific procedure to be considered. They are places where books and the right to read them remains at the forefront of what an institution does, and well-funded, well-connected political groups do not get to wield their power in changing what is available."
To read the full post, stop here. [What's a Book Sanctuary: Book Censorship News. Jensen, Kelly. Book Riot blog. October 14, 2022.]

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