That Librarian: Amanda Jones
@librarianjones.com
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The 2025 #TIME100NEXT list is out! I'm honored to be a part of this group: time.com/next @la-cac.org
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Looking for a great cause? Support @anniesfoundation.bsky.social—they put books in the hands of those who need them most. anniesfoundation.com #BannedBooksWeek
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I’m afraid to keep speaking up in my own hometown about this. Amanda Jones courageously did it, suffered the consequences but kept on. Here’s to bold women to inspire all of us to keep speaking truth to bullshit 🎉
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Walked through the airport and saw my face in Time, on the cover of USA Today, and my book on the shelves. So surreal. I’m counting every blessing and grateful for all who stand for truth and intellectual freedom. They tried to silence me. Wrong one. Cheers to the haters! 🥂
#Invictus
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Walked through the airport and saw my face in Time, on the cover of USA Today, and my book on the shelves. So surreal. I’m counting every blessing and grateful for all who stand for truth and intellectual freedom. They tried to silence me. Wrong one. Cheers to the haters! 🥂
#Invictus
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Thank you to everyone who joined us last night at Drake University for our Fall Author Series event with Amanda Jones in celebration of Banned Books Week. Thank you to @cowleslib for bringing us in as a partner on the event.
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Sam Helmick and I met a celebrity tonight at Drake University. Meet Griff II, Drake University’s mascot!!!! He is 60 pounds of pure muscle and fell asleep while we spoke. 10/10 would recommend petting Griff.
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I’m feeling pretty good today. How about you?
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Remember to speak out against book bans this week and EVERY week. We must protect our nation’s libraries. #BannedBooksWeek @la-cac.org
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I’m going to post an update later today!
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Thank you for every bit of it every step of the way. 😭😭😭
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Today’s just bananas! 🍌💅🏼
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Getting ready for my talk with @librarianjones.com next Wednesday at her St. Louis event with Left Bank Books. Want to hear us chat it up? Learn more (and register) here: www.left-bank.com/event/amanda...
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Our #libraries are under attack. This #BannedBooksWeek2025 we’re sharing daily actions to #ProtectLibraries & #SaveOurDemocracy.

Today's focus: RESOURCES—FAQs, toolkits & orgs to help you fight back. www.la-cac.org/resources

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Proud that my group, Livingston Parish Library Alliance, is standing with @authorsabb.bsky.social!
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AABB is proud to join this coalition of groups fighting for the freedom to read. Nothing gives us more hope than the understanding that while the fight may be daunting, we are not in it alone. 1/3
Standing together for the freedom to read. 

All students, all people, deserve and require access to information. 

Access to books is essential for the free exchange of ideas and for the protection of a healthy democracy. 

Books hold a pivotal role in our culture—a role that must be projected.

During Banned Books Week, we recommit ourselves to fighting censorship and authoritarianism all year round. 

Today, a well-coordinated network of politically motivated public officials, groups are attacking our fundamental freedoms—including our freedom to read. 


Thousands of books that predominantly depict people of color and LBGTQ+ people and that discuss sex, gender, sexuality, race, and racism are banned in public schools and libraries across the country. 

These attacks on school districts and public libraries, educators and librarians, authors and illustrators, and the publishers and booksellers that support them are stripping students, families, and all library patrons of their freedom to read and learn.

These efforts upend the lives of students, families, authors, illustrators, educators, and librarians. It leads to erasure from the shelves, harassment from would be censors, denial of access to books, job loss, and financial and emotional distress.
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I agree! So much has happened since @thelibrariansfilm.bsky.social stopped filming. NJ Freedom to Read Act signed. That Librarian by @librarianjones.com became a best-seller and is now out in paperback. Suzette Baker won her suit for wrongful dismissal. And more!
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Started reading THAT LIBRARIAN by Amanda Jones (@librarianjones.com) yesterday in honor of Banned Book Week.

Librarians and library workers have been on the front lines of the modern fight for intellectual freedom for decades. Follow them, read them, listen to what they have to say.