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The renewed demand followed Amy Minton’s publication of a list alleging Alabama libraries may have violated rules on transgender-related books.
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Libraries stories
State
Critics said the cancellations left Alabama libraries without timely guidance on funding, grants and new rules governing youth collections.
State
The funding will support eight events aimed at helping rural and underserved communities organize against book bans and restrictive library policies.
Local news
A Venezuelan native, Douaihi has warned that Alabama's library fight echoes the rise of that authoritarian government.
Elections
John Wahl, APLS chair and Republic candidate for lieutenant governor, said Jones' comments were "unhinged."
Local news
The library will soon be able to participate in the county courier service again after changes made Tuesday.
Legislature
The bill allows two thirds of a library board's appointing authority to remove a member for any reason.
News
Tuberville’s rhetoric, legislative culture wars, campus lawsuits, and national cruelty converge in a week testing Alabama’s constitutional values.
News
The Fairhope library has already lost more than $20,000 in state aid.
State
The ALGOP, chaired by APLS chair John Wahl, solicited support for the code changes, sparking opponents to claim ethics concerns.