South Carolina Library System Removes All Displays That Showcase LGBTQ+ Books
Last year, the library system removed LGBTQ+ displays from several libraries in the district, until they were quickly returned after public backlash.
June 27, 2023
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Last year, the library system removed LGBTQ+ displays from several libraries in the district, until they were quickly returned after public backlash.
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