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Pritzker signs anti-book ban legislation

By Peter Hancock, Capitol News Illinois On Monday, June 12, 2023, Gov. JB Pritzker signed legislation that seeks to protect public and school libraries from pressure to ban, remove or restrict access to books based on “partisan or doctrinal disapproval.” Speaking at the Harold Washington Library Center in downtown Chicago, Pritzker said there were 67 … Pritzker signs anti-book ban legislation Read More »

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