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Meet Dulcey Hunter, the University of Chicago’s first banned books scholar

Chicago’s book sanctuary network expands as the University of Chicago names Dulcey Hunter its first banned books scholar to study challenged works.

CHICAGO — Already well known as a sanctuary city for refugees and immigrants, Chicago became, in 2022, a different kind of refuge — one for banned books. It was then that the city and Chicago Public Library officials established “Book…

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Meet Dulcey Hunter, the University of Chicago’s first banned books scholar

CHICAGO — Already well known as a sanctuary city for refugees and immigrants, Chicago became, in 2022, a different kind of refuge — one for banned books. It was then that the city and Chicago Public Library officials established “Book…

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Omaha World-Herald broke the news in Omaha, United States on Friday, November 13, 2026.
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