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Community discusses Evanston Public Library s use of racist imagery, books

Evanston Public Library employees and board members discussed the use of racist imagery in one of its displays, as well as how to address racist books in the library’s collection, during an EPL Board of Trustees meeting Wednesday. EPL issued a statement earlier this month apologizing for the use of “thin blue line” imagery in.

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Evanston Public Library apologizes for using thin blue line image to promote program on police reform

Evanston Public Library apologizes for using thin blue line image to promote program on police reform
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Evanston Public Library to expand hours and services beginning June 1

Beginning June 1, Evanston Public Library will expand its hours and services, including increasing its capacity and allowing visitors to stay for a longer time, according to a Tuesday news release. The library can expand services now that Illinois is in the Bridge Phase between Phases 4 and 5, the release said. The library will.

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Library to host forums on 5th Ward school

Evanston Now Library to host forums on 5th Ward school The Evanston Public Library is planning a two-part discussion on the history of school segregation in Evanston and proposals for a new 5th Ward school. An image of the original Foster School, in the 5th Ward constructed in 1905 and later destroyed by fire. The Evanston Public Library is planning a two-part discussion on the history of school segregation in Evanston and proposals for a new 5th Ward school. “Investigating Our History From Different Perspectives,” will be held on Zoom at 7 p.m. Thursday, May 13, hosted by Dino Robinson, founder of the Shorefront Legacy Center; Mary Barr, author of Friends Disappear: The Battle for Racial Equality in Evanston, and Evanston youth organizers.

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