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Court weighs appeal over ‘explicit’ books in Michigan school district library

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GRAND RAPIDS, MI - Rebecca Olson, a parent in the Forest Hills School District, was one of a half-dozen demonstrators who gathered in downtown Grand Rapids Tuesday for what she described as an attempt to ban books.

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Court weighs appeal over ‘explicit’ books in Michigan school district library

GRAND RAPIDS, MI - Rebecca Olson, a parent in the Forest Hills School District, was one of a half-dozen demonstrators who gathered in downtown Grand Rapids Tuesday for what she described as an attempt to ban books.

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