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Mason City residents speak out against requests to ban books from library

Summary by Mason City Globe Gazette
"I don't want Moms for Liberty deciding what my great-grandchildren will read," said Sharon Steckman to a round of applause from the nearly 40 people attending Tuesday's Mason City Library Board meeting.

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Mason City residents speak out against requests to ban books from library

"I don't want Moms for Liberty deciding what my great-grandchildren will read," said Sharon Steckman to a round of applause from the nearly 40 people attending Tuesday's Mason City Library Board meeting.

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Mason City Globe Gazette broke the news in on Thursday, May 22, 2025.
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