GRAMMY-Winner Joanie Leeds Protests Against Banned Books Movement with New Album, FREADOM + New Single & Music Video for Banned

Joining the fight to help preserve America's democracy, GRAMMY Award-winning singer/songwriter Joanie Leeds ("Best Children's Album" 2020 -- All The Ladies) protests against the controversial banned books movement with the national release of her latest studio album, FREADOM (Tiger Turn/Release Date: September 15, 2023).

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