Amid noisy controversies Oklahoma school librarians do their best to create ‘informed citizens’

StateImpact Oklahoma
03/02/2022 4 min Episodio 207
Amid noisy controversies Oklahoma school librarians do their best to create ‘informed citizens’

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The books in Oklahoma school libraries don’t end up on the shelves by accident. A few parent groups and legislators are trying to limit what appears in school libraries. StateImpact's Robby Korth reports on how librarians decide which books are available to kids.

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