Opinions P.M.: I wrote a book on Black women’s voting history. A Louisiana library board refuses to host a discussion of it.
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Suppression of reading material is not a relic of the past. There are too many grim reminders that Black history, its ideas and the books that contain them are still often unwelcome today.
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