Community libraries have always been a target for would-be censors — and the past few months are no exception.
On today’s episode of So to Speak: The Free Speech Podcast), we explore past and present challenges to library content, and the unique role libraries play historically as bastions for free inquiry.
We are joined by James LaRue), an award-winning librarian and the former director of the American Library Association’s Office for Intellectual Freedom) and the Freedom to Read Foundation).
Show notes:
Podcast transcript)
Doane University punishes librarian who displayed historical blackface photo)
University of Central Arkansas administration removes pro-LGBTQ Lady Gaga quote from Library sign)
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