Alabama community saves library after funding cut over LGBTQ+ books
Read Freely Alabama and concerned citizens raised over $43,000 in less than a week for the Fairhope Public Library.
MARCH 31, 2025
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Read Freely Alabama and concerned citizens raised over $43,000 in less than a week for the Fairhope Public Library.
Claiming it makes Christians "second-class citizens," anti-LGBTQ groups are suing in federal court to stop drag queens from reading to children at a local library.
Authorities say the drag queen reading hour and demonstration took place without incident, but local activists and those who say they were there claim otherwise.
In rows over LGBTQ+ books, a community in Michigan has raised more than $100,000 to fund its library, while Iowa librarians are fighting against banning such books.
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Matthew Humphrey has been exonerated three years after his wrongful arrest for speaking out against book bans during a local library board meeting.
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The library’s leadership moved the book Gender Queer out of the young adult section.
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An Idaho man has checked out the The Joy of Gay Sex from his local library in protest of a recent library board decision to keep the book on the shelf.
He gave the nonpartisan town council and mayor an ultimatum to exclude the gay pastor.
The librarian says he was let go for being who he is.
Elizabeth Johnston railed so hard against an LGBTQ-inclusive prom being held at a public library that officials began to fear for the teens' safety and moved the event.
A member of the Proud Boys approached the group of children at a public library with a rifle, causing them to scatter and scream.
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