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"A dedicated mom puts love into action as she creates the perfect rainbow-colored wig for her transgender daughter, based on the real-life experience of mother-daughter advocate duo Trinity and DeShanna Neal."- Provided by publisher
Why was this book challenged?
Why was this book challenged?
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Reasons: LGBTQIA+
Reasons: LGBTQIA+
My Rainbow is one of 7 books that was challenged in the St. Johns school district, according to this 2022 news article from the St. Augustine Record.
My Rainbow is also one of the 850 books targeted for censorship in schools on The Krause List.
The Krause List is a compilation of around 850 books targeted for censorship by Republican State Rep. Matt Krause, of Fort Worth.
See our Frequently Asked Questions webpage for more information about why books written by Black authors and LGBTQIA+ stories are being targeted for censorship in the U.S.
Ways to read this book at STCC!
Ways to read this book at STCC!
Members of the STCC community have full borrowing privileges at the STCC Library, located in Building 19, 2nd Floor, provided they are actively registered in the college system and their records are in good standing.
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Additional Resources and Accessibility
Additional Resources and Accessibility
If you prefer to listen to your books, or if the print or eBook versions of this book are checked out at STCC, you have additional checkout options through Massachusetts public libraries. CW/MARS and Boston Public Library eCards will give you access to eBook and Audiobook versions of this book. You can also download the Libby app to listen to audiobooks on your smartphone. These resources are outside of STCC Library, please consult your local public library for any questions regarding these outside resources.
Check public libraries in Western Massachusetts via CW/MARS:
Residents of Massachusetts can sign up for a Boston Public Library eCard, to access their digital materials such as eBooks and downloadable audiobooks. Follow the instructions on the BPL's website:
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