Normalcy May Be Fine For Harding

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Hoopla, Overdrive/Libby Now Banned for Those Under 18 in Mississippi
Public libraries in Mississippi have cut off access to digital platforms like Overdrive and Hoopla to those under 18.
BOOK RIOT
I never want to hear conservatives go on about repressive censorship in China, North Korea, and Iran ever again
To be clear to those unfamiliar: these are the companies that libraries use to lend ebooks.
They are literally cutting off library access to minors.
If you are affected by this or other bans and restrictions in the United States, be aware that the Brooklyn Public Library is offering free digital library cards to anyone age 13-21 nationwide as part of their Books UnBanned initiative:
Books Unbanned
Brooklyn Public Library joins those fighting for the rights of teens nationwide to read what they like, discover themselves, and form their
bklynlibrary.org
BOOOOOST
Seattle has joined them:
The Seattle Public Library Joins Brooklyn Public Library’s Books Unbanned Initiative to Fight Censorship
spl.org
Share it far and wide.

This is ridiculous and I appreciate the libraries who are stepping up to fill this horrible gap.

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It’s February 14th and I owe you a poem,
but all I can think is:
your hands and your mouth and
your hands and oh, god
your mouth.

“2/14” Trista Mateer (via tristamateer)

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Do you ever think about how Tolkien’s vision of the greatest evil in the universe was something he referred to as “The Machine” which was his way of talking about accelerated industrialism and mass surveillance and he wrote multiple books where the main villains were a dragon who sits on a huge pile of treasure that he never intends to use but incinerates anyone who comes near it, a man in a giant tower who’s wrecking the environment with his factories, and an evil being who uses what’s essentially a listening device to control the citizens of middle earth. And now Amazon is making a Tolkien show. Do you ever think about that.