'It's kind of scary': Growing book banning calls in U.S. prompt Canadian librarians to raise awareness
February 28, 2025
As libraries in the U.S. contend with growing book banning efforts largely targeting titles with 2SLGBTQ+ themes, many librarians in Canada worry it could become a larger issue here. 'It's wild to think … how this could possibly be happening,' says Kristen Caschera of the London Public Library.
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