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Academic gains, new ideas and empathy: What’s at stake when the books students can read are restricted

Meghan Mangrum, Nashville TennesseanComments Off on Academic gains, new ideas and empathy: What’s at stake when the books students can read are restricted

While adults fight about what ideas should be taught or read about in public schools, what's at stake for the students sitting in the classroom?

      
Meghan Mangrum, Nashville Tennessean
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