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Libraries have become a focal point at the center of some of Americas most heated debates. They have pushed back against book bans that primarily target topics of racial injustice and diversity. Meanwhile, libraries are also working to be more inclusive and equitable with initiatives like going fine-free. Many librarians have long advocated for eliminating overdue fines, but the idea only started picking up steam about five years ago. Some libraries tested the waters first by eliminating past-due fines for childrens materials. Now, more are expanding to include all content.Lessa Pel
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ine-free saw a large increase in library card renewals. They also started seeing more materials returned. Libraries are also helping improve equity by closing the gap in technology access by lending hotspots, laptops and e-readers for longer periods of time. Some libraries are also setting up more study rooms and business centers for small business owners that often have free internet access. Libraries that went fine-free also reported more people coming through the actual doors and accessing services and programs, many of which benefit lower-income and historically underserved communities. Groups like the Urban Libraries Council and End Library Fines are tracking Oiof We just need a home : Fuel Performance Center is more than a gym, it helps veterans in need
Officials said 46 people have been found dead and 16 others were taken to hospitals with heat-related illnesses after a tractor-trailer rig containing suspected migrants was found Monday on a remote back road in southwest San Antonio.Police Chief William McManus said a city worker at the scene was alert
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