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Should Libraries in Canada remove from their shelves books that some patrons find offensive?

   
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In Canada we have intellectual freedom. The Canadian Libraries Association defines intellectual freedom as "the right to read, view, hear, express and discuss any idea on any subject. Libraries are committed to satisfying the interests and needs of individuals of varied backgrounds and differing political beliefs...
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In Canada we have intellectual freedom. The Canadian Libraries Association defines intellectual freedom as "the right to read, view, hear, express and discuss any idea on any subject. Libraries are committed to satisfying the interests and needs of individuals of varied backgrounds and differing political beliefs...
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