In 2022, a historic number of book challenges were made across the country, targeting school, community and university libraries.  In Florida alone, where over 500 books have been banned or challenged since 2021, authors ranging from inaugural poet Amanda Gorman to contemporary novelist Kurt Vonnegut have been the subject of targeted removal from classrooms and libraries.  Yet according to the Washington Post, most book challenges are made by only a handful of individuals, often bonding together via social media.  That means a very small number of people have attempted to create an outsized impact on the reading material allowed to a significant portion of the country.  Libraries maintain collections for the benefit of heir communities, and communities are comprised of … Continued