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Critics took issue with the nominee’s past work helping colleagues respond to book challenges.
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The Attorney General's office said the questionnaire doesn't appear to violate state law.
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Atkinson, New Hampshire Rep. Arlene Quaratiello joined NHPR’s All Things Considered host Julia Furukawa to talk about her experience and why she decided to take legal action.
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Meg Medina es la Embajadora Nacional de Literatura Juvenil, y visitará la biblioteca de Nashua el 12 de mayo para conversar con familias sobre cómo hablar más de libros en casa.
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Los Literarios junta a personas que aman la lectura sin obligaciones de leer un libro completo para participar en conversaciones íntimas.
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The 1964 Civil Right Act established the EEOC to enforce laws against workplace discrimination. One legal expert thinks the librarians might be able to prevail on the grounds that, under those laws, employees may not be discriminated against for associating with certain classes of people.
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This library has around 700 Latinx authors' books in Spanish and English. Its staff is celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month, and wants people to check them out.
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La librería tiene alrededor de 700 libros de autores Latinx en español e inglés. El personal está celebrando el Mes de la Cultura Hispana invitando a que más gente los lea.
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The “One Goffstown” series addresses bullying, implicit bias and having difficult conversations, in wake of neo-Nazi propaganda incidents.
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The resolution says city resources "may not be used for the purpose of censoring library materials on the basis of political, partisan or ideological belief."