John OverholtWhat do I do if I don't like a book at the library? A handy step-by-step guide.
https://action.everylibrary.org/what_do_i_do_if_i_don_t_like_a_book_at_the_library
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Dark Matter Zine@overholt Excellent. I normally would not have clicked on the link but I'm going to interview an author who wrote a kid's book about book censorship so I thought it might be relevant.
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Milcom Miasma@overholt Clear, concise guide that even the Moms for Liberty could probably read and understand.
The Febrile Muse
𝔼k 𝓋ℴ𝓃 𝕂𝔫ä𝔭𝔭𝔢𝔫𝔟𝔢𝔯g@overholt if more than a few dozen people in most american towns could read, it would matter
Havyhh2@overholt ......Republicans will never understand this.....
Diane@overholt Don’t sign it out.
Carl Anthony@overholt I read this article several times . . . what if the book offends my fragile masculinity and archaic religious beliefs? Surely I should be allowed to subject others (libraries especially) to my will . . .
@AutoVisionNews I think you might want to take another look—pretty sure this is covered in the article.
@overholt I have the solution. We need to give all the good books a gun to stop the bad books from indoctrinating children.
WndlB@overholt Hum a Dionne Warwick tune?
(OK, I'm dating myself, but she is till alive and tweeting.)
@jacquiharper@overholt Put it down and select another. That’s why there are so many options provided
@overholt Missing step 0.5, "If you have it checked out, return it", but generally well thought out.
Pyperkub@overholt Where the Seinfeld "Can't Stand Ya" reference? ;)
BlackDutchSnark@overholt I just put it back on the shelf and pick another, personally.. .
Nick 'The Viking'An effective and time tested strategy to get exactly what you want from a library.
Use your voice, show them what you demand!
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