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Councilwoman Reignites Debate About LGBTQ Books in Libraries
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July 10, 2023

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Clovis City Councilwoman Diane Pearce has reignited the debate over which books should be displayed at Fresno County Library branches.

Click on the video above or below to hear from Pearce and critics of her advocating for tighter restrictions on LGBTQ information presented by the county library.

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