Anyone ages 12 – 26 living in the United States can get a San Diego Public Library Books Unbanned card. With the card, the library’s online collection of banned or restricted eBooks and eAudiobooks are available for FREE, no matter where you live in the U.S. libraryfoundationsd.org/news/stories...

San Diego's Books Unbanned protects the freedom to read

Library Foundation SD and library launch Books Unbanned in San Diego to resist book bans, promote intellectual freedom among young readers, and cement libraries as a place where everyone belongs.

Nice to see the ol' hometown doing something helpful for once.

Wonderful 😊💙💙💙 Believe NYC library doing same!💙💙💙💙

Brooklyn as well 🔥

Brooklyn Public Library offers young readers free library cards and access to banned books | CNN

Teens and young adults across the country now have unlimited, free access to books that have been banned at their local libraries, thanks to a digital initiative from one of the nation’s largest pub...

Anyone know how we can donate to support this?

Beyond alarming that the "Land of the Free" needs something like this.

This is awesome!

LA County too. lacountylibrary.org/books-unbann...

Seattle, too, and the Libby app makes it all so easy! www.spl.org/programs-and...

This is amazing! Sigh if only I was 23 years younger? Why can’t olds get banned books too? :)