Staff Report / Flintlocal.org

The Gloria Coles Flint Public Library in Flint, Michigan, will host a community discussion on the topic of book bans on Saturday, September 28, at 2 PM. The event aims to raise awareness about the increase in book bans across the country and their potential impact on authors and readers. Attendees are encouraged to consider the effects of book banning on stories that help shape our understanding of the world. The library is inviting community members to engage in this important conversation.

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