The culture war over what kids and teens should be allowed to read has reached a flash point in North Dakota. But this time, the battleground isn’t school–it’s the public library.
The culture war over what kids and teens should be allowed to read has reached a flash point in North Dakota. But this time, the battleground isn’t school–it’s the public library.
While North Dakota has not been impacted by the pandemic-related shutdowns/ lockdowns to the extent that other states (
and countries) have experienced, people are suffering financially because of COVID-19 mandates. One small town North Dakota bar owner wants to take on the decision makers who are forcing him (
and others) out of their livelihoods.
According to KFYR-TV, David Corum, who runs Gunslinger Bar & Grill in Willow City, is raising money to file a federal rights complaint. Corum s establishment was cited five times since Governor Burgum s executive order from March 19, 2020 was enacted. Get the full story from KFYR-TV here.
I am empathetic to those whose lives have been impacted by Coronavirus, but the fact that the government has been