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LGBTQ+ stories take center stage nationwide on National Day of Reading in an era of book bans

Summary by The Advocate
“It should be a day that is a joyful reminder that storytelling is really powerful and it’s a tool for building empathy,” the Human Rights Campaign’s Cheryl Greene told The Advocate.

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LGBTQ+ stories take center stage nationwide on National Day of Reading in an era of book bans

“It should be a day that is a joyful reminder that storytelling is really powerful and it’s a tool for building empathy,” the Human Rights Campaign’s Cheryl Greene told The Advocate.

·Los Angeles, United States
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The Advocate broke the news in Los Angeles, United States on Friday, February 27, 2026.
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