Libraries for Children
The exclusion of children from libraries historically reflects deep class discrimination, leaving poorer kids without access to literature. Ann Carol Moore revolutionized this by advocating for dedicated children's spaces in libraries, aiming to provide working-class children with the same literary opportunities as their wealthier peers. Her vision culminated in the creation of a children's reading room in the New York Public Library, designed specifically for young readers to foster a love of books.In this clip
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