Yes, they serve all patrons.
ORLY?
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the news every night and now you come up
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with something that talks about a
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recognized sin and how to overcome it
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how to reject it it's an uplifting story
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um it's too offensive to make the public
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library and then you try to organize one
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day it's August 5th in which others
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across the country could go into their
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public library and have a reading of
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such a book it doesn't have to be yours
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would it be yours and really what could
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be any book you want any book of virtue
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and this is what's so offended the
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American libraries Association that as
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you point out the Ala director has
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decided that that they need to stop you
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and here's just a little bit of how she
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suggested it be done sought seven we're
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seeing groups that Secrets seek the
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censor lgbtqa materials or disparage or
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silence lgbtqa Library users
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um exploit the open nature of a public
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library to advance their agendas for
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example right now Brave books and Kirk
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Cameron are conducting a campaign to
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take over libraries on August 5th the
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First Amendment does not require the
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library to even offer meeting room
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spaces so this in regard to the Kirk
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Cameron thing you are not obligated to
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offer public meeting room spaces or
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invite the public in to use the library
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you can have a make a priority for
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Library sponsored programs and what if
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your library decided to offer a whole
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host of programs and it's meeting room
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on August 5th making it unavailable for
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the public that's another option for you
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that is unbelievable what if what if
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your library happened to have other
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programs making it unavailable for them
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to come to your library so this is all
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about keeping control of the libraries
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in the hands of librarians and the way
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you do that is by making up things that
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aren't there to block families from
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reserving a reading room for their own
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kids oh my gosh isn't this wonderful
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Megan this is so great she just brought
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up the First Amendment saying it doesn't
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require you to offer meeting spaces I
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have a copy of the Constitution right
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here the First Amendment actually says
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Congress shall make no law respecting
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the establishment of religion or
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prohibiting the free exercise of that
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religion or abridging the freedom of
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speech or of the press or the right of
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the people to peaceably assemble
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that's precisely what she's recommending
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local libraries do is block people from
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peacefully assembling in a public
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library to speak about and exercise
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their sincerely held values about loving
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God and loving their community
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she said it's like pretty much every
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piece of the First Amendment
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and what's so great about this is it it
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pulls back the curtain and it shows you
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that the great wizard
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that is got all these signs and wonders
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and powers and all these things that is
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scaring everybody and making them think
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he's so power is is really
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a group of people who are breaking their
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own laws I mean their stated purpose at
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the Ala is to protect the rights of all
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people to have access to information
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regardless of their views that's what
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the drag queen stories are all about
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except of course that's precisely what
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they're not doing when it comes to
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people like you or me or millions of
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others to want to talk to the kids about
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faith hope and love so my question to
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the Ala is guys why all the hate I
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thought I thought this was supposed to
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be I thought I just learned the rule
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it's about diversity it's about Equity
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it's about inclusion why are you
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excluding us