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	<author_name>Weaving Our Worlds</author_name>
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	<title>Tell Vancouver Public Library to Reverse Anti-Palestinian Ban</title>
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	<description>Vancouver Public Library (VPL) is banning staff from wearing symbols of solidarity with Palestinians, including watermelon pins and keffiyehs. This ban contradicts the library’s stated commitment to inclusion, decolonization, and intellectual freedom. The VPL&#x27;s suggestion that keffiyehs and watermelons—symbols of Palestinian heritage and resistance—are “threatening” or &quot;divisive&quot; also perpetuates harmful anti-Palestinian, anti-Arab, anti-Muslim stereotypes.</description>
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