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Do This: Help Warn Your Friends about the Dangers of Book Bans

Jul 20, 2023 | Book Bans, Easy A

Did you know that one of the most effective things you can do is talk to your friends and family about issues affecting our communities? That’s because people trust their friends and family and are more open to learning from them than from strangers. For this week’s action, take a minute to share this post on social. We’ve made it super easy – just click!

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