#if you skim through the reblogs you'll see that folks have added many more ideas for things to do

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Digital illustration of-- as the artist describes her in another post-- a redhead fem wearing cat-eye glasses and a sparkly green dress. She’s leaning on a book cart where a tuxedo cat sits. She holds an open book with a cover that says "Support your local library."

Behind her are books with titles that are commonly banned in schools. These are some of the titles shown: Heather Has Two Mommies, Maus, Gender Queer, Catcher in the Rye, A Wrinkle in Time, Out of Darkness, Bridge to Terabithia, Two Boys Kissing, Hair Love, Monday's Not Coming, Harriet the Spy, All Boys Aren't Blue, The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian, The Bluest Eye, Twilight, Strega Nona, Olive's Ocean, Hair Love, Crank, This One Summer, Persepolis, The 1619 Project, Tricks, This Day In June, Worm Loves Worm, The Handmaid's Tale, Beloved, A Day in the Life of Marlo Bundo, The Golden Compass, and Call of the Wild.

The book cart is decorated with stickers: a transgender pride flag, a progress pride flag, and one that says "Ban bigotry, not books."

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Support Your Local Library!

Here’s 3 easy ways to get started: 1.) Get a library card (it’s free and usually just requires proof of residency!) 2.) Attend your local library’s events and programming. 3.) Advocate for increased support and funding. 

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