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Books Protested in Florida School Remain on Lubbock Library Shelves

TEHRAN (IQNA) - Parents in Florida are calling for two children’s books by Jeanette Winter to be removed from the school curriculum, but the books are on the shelves at Lubbock libraries and have not attracted any similar protests.

News ID: 3336194 Publish Date : 2015/07/29

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Books Protested in Florida School Remain on Lubbock Library Shelves

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