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This National Library Week, support librarians by opposing censorship.

Dr. Christopher Harris is a school district library director in western New York and a senior fellow in the American Library Association’s Public Policy and Advocacy Office.

After decades building resources and capacity in our small school districts, some of which don't even have a public library, it's been devastating to see the growing ferocity of attacks against our libraries over the past couple of years. More than half of U.S. state legislatures have proposed or passed bills that would severely restrict access to information, threaten First Amendment rights, and punish entire communities by withholding funding critical library services—all for the sake of keeping books off the shelf that do not suit the taste of a few individuals.

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