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Cuba’s Independent Librarians Need Your Help!

Today, I received the latest newsletter from Bob Kent, the co-chair of the Friends of Cuban Libraries. In it he outlines ways in which ordinary people (hint, hint) could help Cuba's independent librarians.

Among the many projects with a potential to alert and energize international public opinion are the following:

* Informing environmental activists of the harassment of the Green Cuba Library, a library in Havana devoted to environmental issues.

* Encouraging black librarians around the world to protest a recent raid on the Martin Luther King Library in Havana.

* Organizing medical groups to support the first independent medical library created in Cuba.

* Asking travelers to Cuba to take a few books to the island.

* Contacting intellectual freedom activists, such as the speakers at ALA and IFLA events, to educate them about the work of Cuba's pioneering independent library movement.

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