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Mass. puts "freedom to read" law on the books

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By Steph Solis Verified
| Axios Boston Verified
Massachusetts is the latest state to pass laws that aim to curb book bans based on identity. Why it matters: The so-called "freedom to read" laws are blue states' answer to the book banning movement, which has revolved around books that focus on race, gender and sexuality. Driving the news: Gov. Maura Healey signed the bill Monday afternoon at the Franklin Public Library, the nation's first public lending library.
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Chris Stapleton, Pop Punk Night and other Boston-area events this weekend

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By Steph Solis Verified
| Axios Boston Verified
Illustration: Gabriella Turrisi/Axios Monday, 8/10 📖 Author Dave Zirin discusses his new book, "The People's Historian: The Outsized Life of Howard Zinn" at the Harvard Book Store, 7pm. Wednesday, 8/12 🎶 The ICA hosts Teen Night, including free live music, snacks giveaways and art, 6-9pm. Friday, 8/14 🎤 Country singer Chris Stapleton brings his "All American Roadshow" to Fenway Park, 7:30pm.
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How Boston is spotlighting LGBTQ+ history during America 250

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By Steph Solis Verified
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As the nation turns 250, some historians and tour guides are going beyond household names like Paul Revere and Martin Luther King Jr. They're highlighting figures like Deborah Sampson, a cross-dressing private in the Continental Army, and Elaine Noble, the nation's first LGBTQ+ candidate elected to a state legislature. Why it matters: Boston's queer history is as old as the American Revolution, but it has eluded the pages of the average U.S. textbook.
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