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Ah yes, taking bold action against... librarians.
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@georgetakei Librarians are the most dangerous because they're knowledgeable and they can refute the lies. I'm not surprised by this. It reminds me of the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia.
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@georgetakei I think there might be a few more Fox hosts who donβt know anything about anything he wants to employ.
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Best not to underrate librarians. More than three decades ago I encountered the lady who ran the museum and library in St. John, #Antigua . At the time #canada , #uk and the #us had cut off aid to the government of #antiguaandbarbuda because of its record of governance and human rights. Because the library and museum were part of a separate non-profit they were still funded. They seemed an oasis of free expression presided over by an articulate and brave #afrocaribbean woman!
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@georgetakei Notably, an accomplished black woman with a PH.D in Library Science and a former head of the American Library Association. Watch him replace this "DEI Hire" with some complete clown.
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Those Librarians! They can be Really Scary!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cfZb5QYOgGk&ab_channel=Ghostbusters
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@georgetakei The expertise lost under Trump will take generations to rebuild and it'll be a lot harder to hire people for government roles knowing they're never more than four years away from being booted from their roles for doing a good job.
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