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Banned Books, Civil Discourse, and Trust in NH Democratic Leadership.

FILE - Banned books are stacked at an exhibit at the American Library Association's annual conference, June 24, 2023, at McCormick Place in Chicago. Photo: Associated Press/AP Photo/Claire Savage, File

Banned Books, Civil Discourse, and Trust in NH Democratic Leadership.
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WFEA Host Jeff Chidester, former Keene Mayor, and civics expert George Hansel discusses the latest news on NH policy. Jeff and George share their thoughts on civil discourse at the local level and establish local school policies on obscene reading material and what NH Democrats need to do to regain the trust of Granite Staters.

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