Our libraries are already combating inequality, we need to make sure they have the funds to keep doing it.
If you’ve been anywhere near New York City these past couple weeks, you know it’s been miserable outside, with temperatures in the nineties and a heat advisory warning residents to stay inside. But that’s not always an option, particularly for unhoused or low-income individuals who don’t have access to reliably air-conditioned spaces. These individuals are often forced to bear the consequences of...
