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From: Alison Hendon <alisonhendon_at_bookops.org>
Date: Mon, 10 Mar 2014 17:29:25 -0400
Debbie Reese wrote: I, too, would like to hear a response to Sarah's question (how libraries handle those places where certain religious perspectives and sexuality collide).
I don't feel that it's just a question of religous perspectives and sexuality in Sarah's question - IIRC she was asking about books that were factually inaccurate, though accepted by some religions. I think that if a book is factually inaccurate, that's a reason to not add it to the collection. Other thoughts?
Alison
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> Alison M. Hendon
Young Adult Selector, BookOps The shared technical services organization of New York Public Library and Brooklyn Public Library 917.229.9552 alisonhendon <christopherplatt_at_bookops.org>_at_bookops.org
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Received on Mon 10 Mar 2014 04:30:06 PM CDT
Date: Mon, 10 Mar 2014 17:29:25 -0400
Debbie Reese wrote: I, too, would like to hear a response to Sarah's question (how libraries handle those places where certain religious perspectives and sexuality collide).
I don't feel that it's just a question of religous perspectives and sexuality in Sarah's question - IIRC she was asking about books that were factually inaccurate, though accepted by some religions. I think that if a book is factually inaccurate, that's a reason to not add it to the collection. Other thoughts?
Alison
>
> Alison M. Hendon
Young Adult Selector, BookOps The shared technical services organization of New York Public Library and Brooklyn Public Library 917.229.9552 alisonhendon <christopherplatt_at_bookops.org>_at_bookops.org
Want more reading recommendations? Check out our Bibliocommons Lists<http://brooklyn.bibliocommons.com/lists/show/188334243_green_turtle_880> on the Brooklyn Public Library website
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