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Using Generative A.I. Responsibly in Writing
The Challenge—and Opportunity
Jul 6
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Craig Gibson
5
The Power of Clear Writing
What Thomas Paine and Benjamin Franklin Can Teach Us Today
Jul 1
•
Luc Lelievre
17
7
June 2026
The Algorithm is Gonna Get You
Privacy, Surveillance, and the Palisades Fire Arson Trial
Jun 22
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Caroline Nappo
18
10
3
New Report Condemns Gender Activism Among Children's Librarians in the UK
Report called a "damning indictment of the world of children’s publishing."
Jun 19
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Michael Dudley
18
3
4
Memory Lapse
A reaction to Kelsey Ables, "Obama's and Trump's Presidential Centers Have One Thing in Common," The Atlantic, June 9, 2026
Jun 16
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Caroline Nappo
10
5
2
Slow Books, Fast Highway
True Crime in the Internet Age
Jun 11
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S. Anderson
9
4
How to Be a Dissident by Gal Beckerman
A Review with Extended Reflections
Jun 8
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Craig Gibson
9
1
The American Library Association at a Crisis Point
A Call for a National Conversation
Jun 2
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Kathleen McCook
12
11
May 2026
From a Boy’s Contemplation of “Soil and Sun” to Ecological Footprint Analysis
An intellectual biography of Bill Rees.
May 26
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Robert Jensen
5
1
The Illiberal Politics of "The Astral Library"
On-the-nose polemical fantasy novel takes on "book banners."
May 15
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Michael Dudley
19
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2
From Gramsci to Marcuse
Universities, Ideological Hegemony, and the Problem of Institutional Closure—an essay by Luc Lelièvre
May 12
11
3
Does DEI Strengthen or Harm Intellectual Freedom?
Responding to a post at the ALA's Office of Intellectual Freedom Blog.
May 7
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Michael Dudley
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Kyle Breneman
26
13
3
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