People are just allowed to like it or whatever, anyone not liking is just moving on.... it's amazingly lovely, refreshing, and I have probably doomed myself to start seeing it. But I've sat with this thought for well over a month now, so fingers crossed. 3/3

I mean, I love the movie so I'm not complaining... but so used to something big comes along and becomes so popular, that there is just always a knee-jerk-hatred (jerk being the key word) comes next, but it hasn't. 2/3

So disappointing at many levels!

I will send your suggestion as a note to my friend whom I was quoting for my post.

We are urging Governor Mike DeWine to veto this provision, but we need your help.

At Columbus Metropolitan Library, we already offer tools like kid’s library cards and parental controls to help families make informed choices. This new law isn’t needed and diverts resources away from the services you rely on.

5) It raises serious legal concerns about censorship and access to information.
6) It’s vague and confusing, making it hard for libraries to apply the law fairly or consistently.

2b) The budget does not provide any funding for this work.
3) In fact, this budget cuts funding for libraries in the short term and has eliminated the dedicated Public Library Fund for the long term.
4) This means essential programs and services could be reduced to pay for this policy.

welcoming and open to all.

Why This Matters
1) It limits your freedom to choose what’s right for your family.
2) It’s expensive.
2a) Libraries will need to reclassify books, redesign spaces, retrain staff and buy new equipment, costing millions of dollars.

From FB acct: Alexandra Alix
The Governor must finish his review of the budget by June 30, making the next few days critical for your outreach.

Thank you for your continued support of Columbus Metropolitan Library. Together, we can protect the freedom to read and ensure that Ohio’s libraries remain

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