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Which Communities Go Dark in a Storm?

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By Jesse Andrews
| Benton Institute for Broadband & Society
In late September 2024, Hurricane Helene made landfall on Florida’s Gulf Coast and drove more than 400 miles inland, into the southern Appalachians, mountain country that does not expect hurricanes. The storm devastated valleys and hollows. Roads were washed out, and in many places the power stayed off for weeks. In Henderson County, North Carolina, local internet provider Morris Broadband went dark. For 80 hours, or more than three days, its network was down.
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Michigan libraries, others target book censorship. What to know about Banned Books Week

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By Toni Morrison, Sarah J. Maas, Jesse Andrews, Angie Thomas
| Hometown Life Verified
Michigan libraries and First Amendment groups are urging the public to take a stand against censorship and read a banned book this week. Banned Books Week, which ends Saturday, Oct. 11, is themed "Censorship is so 1984. Read for your Rights," according to organizers. Saturday also is Let Freedom Read Day, a day of advocacy against censorship of diverse books.
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Munmun Book Review

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By Jesse Andrews, Michael Berry
| Common Sense Media Verified
age 14+ Wealth equals size in unique, laugh-out-loud satire. Parents need to know that Munmun is an edgy satire set in a world where how big you are is determined by how much money you have. Written by Jesse Andrews (Me and Earl and the Dying Girl) it examines themes of race, wealth, and power. Main character Warner is "littlepoor," which means he's the size of a rat.
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