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"The removal of books is ultimately a tool designed to discourage young people from building a more just future."

I Helped Thousands of Teens Impacted By Book Bans. Here’s What They Had To Say

Last year, Brooklyn Public Library asked kids to write about censorship in their schools and libraries. The results were both sobering and hopeful.

3:16 PM · Jan 20, 2023

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Removing porn from children's libraries is ok.

nobody and i mean nobody

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We don't have to worry about book bans in Ecuador bc nobody can afford paper.

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Thanks for centering teens and their experiences.

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So essentially you provide children with gay porn texts.