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‘I can’t go to every small city, but my book can’: 100th meeting of the Velshi Banned Book Club

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For two and half years, and 100 hundred meetings we have been reading as resistance at the Velshi Banned Book Club. Since the club began, efforts to ban books have become more common, accepted, and even enshrined in law. “There is still a desire to block certain children from books where they’re reflected,” says author George M. Johnson. “As a society, we lose when we don’t understand those who are different from them.”

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