South Carolina Coalition Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault
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Commentary: Library book restrictions will harm survivors
NewsSCCADVASAChild & Family Violence, Educators, Sexual Violence, Teens & Young Adults
SCCADVASA Executive Director, Sara Barber, partnered with high school students from the Diversity Awareness Youth Literacy Organization (DAYLO) to pen a commentary on how restrictions on books and education censorship policies causes harm to students instead of protecting them.
“Books that realistically illustrate the experiences of survivor violence are lifelines; they help readers recognize that what happened was abuse, wasn’t their fault and that support is available.”
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