Who We Are: Texas Freadom Fighters was founded by a group of Texas librarians to support intellectual freedom. We believe in the right to read. We are committed to highlighting the positive work of librarians, speaking up in support of students and authors, and providing professional resources for
About - Texas Freedom to Read
Texas Freedom to Read Project, launched in December 2023, seeks to connect, support & mobilize parent led groups fighting to protect students' right to read throughout the state.
Landing — Open Journals Collective
We're a collective of libraries, university presses, and non-profit publishers reshaping academic research.
The Uncensored Library – Reporters without borders
I support The Uncensored Library and the fight for press freedom. #TruthFindsAWay
For The People
We all love libraries, and we all love reading - but that’s not enough. It’s essential that more leftists become involved in their local libraries. We’re being out-organized by a right-wing movement that’s focused on taking over public institutions to privatize & weaken them.
How a High School Librarian in Abilene Fought Back Against Moms for Liberty
I entered this profession just as the storm clouds of the current book-banning push were starting to gather; now I’m in the middle of it.
William Blake: the scourge of the tyrants
Discover and share books you love on Goodreads.
Introducing the Oakland Review of Books Syllabus
How do you really know this place?
Bailey Townsend | Software Developer
Bandaid Engineer and open source software developer.
The Left Case for Great Books | The Point Magazine
A great-books model at the undergraduate level is, in fact, so consonant with Freire’s radical critique that it represents a far better path forward for a left-wing vision of education than virtually anything else currently on offer in the United States.
Why I Built Byline.pub · The Butterfield Dispatch
Owning Your Books Beyond One Website
I’m enjoying using @semble.so to save (many) links to what I read, in a way where I can easily share them with others on Bluesky and AT Proto - you should check it out. It’s kinda like Pocket, but you can make themed reading collections you can let other people see. I like that.
Faine Greenwood (faineg.bsky.social) — Semble
semble.soDelighted to have librarians, educators, book bloggers, and booksellers contributing to HOW READERS FIND BOOKS. Would esp be interested in more contributors from outside of North America. For more info about how to contribute a guest post: books.leaflet.pub/about #BookSky #LibrarySky
About - How Readers Find Books
books.leaflet.pubI'm actively seeking book bloggers, indie booksellers, librarians, educators interested in contributing to my HOW READERS DISCOVER BOOKS blog. Info: books.leaflet.pub/about One of my goals: to help boost the book boosters, help people find new ways to discover books, and (of course) boost books.
About - How Readers Find Books
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