Luanne James said as a librarian she had an obligation to protect the public’s right to access information
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Luanne James said as a librarian she had an obligation to protect the public’s right to access information
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A Tennessee library director has been fired after she refused to relocate more than 100 LGBTQ+-themed children’s titles to the library system’s adult section.
The Rutherford county library board on Monday voted to fire Luanne James following a heated emergency meeting that involved supporters of hers chanting “We stand with Luanne!” while wearing shirts that read “Protect the freedom to read.”
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