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Mass librarians under attack amid record number of challenges

Local librarians face backlash, as the number of unique book challenges in Massachusetts quadrupled between 2021 and 2022.

United statesJessica varneyGeorge rizerClayton cheeverJocelyn tavaresCeleste brunoToni morrisonMassachusetts libraries board of library commissionersMerril memorial library in norwoodNational library weekCommunity preservationAmerican libraries associationMassachusetts library associationMassachusetts school library associationResponsibility committeeBoston globe

The Week in Libraries: April 28, 2023

The Week in Libraries: April 28, 2023
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United statesJefferson collegeNew yorkNew jerseySalt lake cityNew york public libraryAriel aberg rigerJoe kohlburnTracied hallKelly jensenKent oliverRoxana russo caivanoAndrew harbisonAmanda jonesJacob rosenzweigCindy hohl

ALA: Book Bannings in the USA Broke All Records in 2022

A 38-percent jump in book bannings: a record 2,571 unique titles were targeted for censorship in the United States in 2022, ALA reports.

City ofUnited kingdomUnited statesPorter andersonDeborah caldwellLessa lananiopua pelayo lozadaMiley cyrusJane friedmanMarkus dohleMariaa pallanteDolly partonTatyana tomsickovAmerican library association office of intellectual freedomDallas times heraldAmerican library associationAssociation of american publisher

10 beautiful Bay Area libraries -- and what to read while you re there

From Burlingame's Italian Renaissance-style stunner to Mill Valley's redwood homage, these are some of the Bay Area's most beautiful places to read.

San franciscoUnited statesMill valley public libraryMills collegePalm springsStanford medical centerMill valleyPacific heightsPalo altoOld mill parkMechanics instituteDoe libraryWalnut creekMarta thomaAlex perezPaul robeson

The Week in Libraries: March 17, 2023

Federal library funding hangs in the balance as the 2024 budget process ramps up, a Michigan prosecutor threatens to charge a local library director, the Copyright Office weighs in again on AI authored works, and more.

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