Leila Green Little
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Censorship is bad. Llano, Texas
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Here’s four years of news coverage about our lawsuit:
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Leila Green Little, et al., v. Llano County, et al.
News coverage
https://padlet.com/lalubean/leila-green-little-et-al-v-llano-county-et-al-pskk6asn9z4cu9xz
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Well, commissioning a pigeon advocate watercolor was not on my bingo card for this year. Life is a rich tapestry. I LOVE it,
@maggietokudahall.bsky.social
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Florida Freedom to Read Project
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Please read this whole thread and (whether you live in one of these 21 states or not), please write your members of Congress and tell them you want the Right to Read bill passed. The right to access speech without the government viewpoint-limiting our taxpayer-funded libraries is on the line.
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This absolutely breaks my heart. 💔 Thank you
@heykellyjensen.bsky.social
for this coverage.
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What a treat to visit LBJ National Park today and see
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’s book in the gift shop! And this quote struck a chord with me. ☺️
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“It feels like 38 million Americans in Texas, Louisiana, and Mississippi have been thrown to the wolves.”
www.ftlf.org/2025/12/18/w...
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When the Supreme Court Looked Away, the Fight for the Freedom to Read Came Home - Freedom to Learn Foundation
By Leila Green Little Advisory Board Member, Freedom to Learn Foundation Last week, the United States Supreme Court declined to hear Little v. Llano County—the case that bears my name and, more import...
https://www.ftlf.org/2025/12/18/when-the-supreme-court-looked-away-the-fight-for-the-freedom-to-read-came-home/
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Thank you
@librarianjones.com
and Suzette Baker for this powerful piece. 38 million Americans now live in an unfortunate place and time where censorship is legal.
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Wow, Kelly was unfortunately spot on. Again. More. Still.
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Also, loudly for those in the back: If your government officials want to censor books, let’s VOTE THEM OUT!
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Here’s four years of news coverage about our lawsuit:
padlet.com/lalubean/lei...
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Leila Green Little, et al., v. Llano County, et al.
News coverage
https://padlet.com/lalubean/leila-green-little-et-al-v-llano-county-et-al-pskk6asn9z4cu9xz
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In Conversation: Freedom to Read Advocate Leila Green Little
Words & Money talks with the lead plaintiff in Little v. Llano County about her four year fight against censorship.
https://www.wordsandmoney.com/in-conversation-freedom-to-read-advocate-leila-green-little/
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My letter to the editor in The Llano News today.
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Leila Green Little
The Austin Chronicle
8 months ago
American Short Fiction Gala honors Llano literary defender Leila Green Little.
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American Short Fiction Gala Honors Llano Literary Defender
Leila Green Little to receive this year’s Community Star Award for her work defending libraries
https://www.austinchronicle.com/arts/2025-05-02/american-short-fiction-gala-honors-llano-literary-defender/
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