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American Library Association

Soros-Funded

The American Library Association has been funded by George Soros' Open Society Foundations.

People's Climate March 'Partner'

American Library Association – Sustainability Round Table (SustainRT) was listed as a "Partner" to the People's Climate March:[1] "The People's Climate March is being organized by an ever-growing coalition that comprises more than 1,500 organizations demanding world leaders take action to combat climate change."

Florante Ibanez Connection

Florante Ibanez has been a member of the American Library Association.[2]

"During his career, Ibanez has served as president of the Asian/Pacific American Librarians Association (2010-2011); diversity chair of the Southern California chapter of Special Libraries Association (SLA); executive committee member of LA as Subject; served on the board of directors for SIPA (1994-2000); Filipino American Arts & Culture (FilAm Arts) board member (2000-2010); board member of the Filipino American Library in Los Angeles; advisory board member of the Serve the People Institute; and member of American Library Association (ALA), Association of Law Libraries, the California Library Association (CLA), and Society of American Archivists (SAA)."

Palestinian Solidarity Committee

From an issue of the Palestinian Solidarity Committee's magazine Palestine Focus:

p. 7: "American Library Association Debates Condemnation of Israeli Censorship":

"David Williams, a Chicago librarian, Palestine Solidarity Committee member, and coordinator of the Committee on Israeli Censorship, has sent a report to "Palestine Focus" on his group's work to get the American Library AssociationALA to go on record against Israeli censorship in the West Bank and Gaza. The ALA's influential Social Responsibility Roundtable passed a resolution condemning Israeli censorship practices at the ALA's June meeting, and Williams committee is continuing a campaign to get the entire ALA on record. For more information to to become involved in the campaign, contact David L. Williams, reference librarian, Chicago Public Library, Social Sciences and History Division, 400 N. Franklin, Chicago, IL, 60610, (312) 269-2953."

NB: The ALA has been long infiltrated by communists and other radicals, often led by old Venceremos Brigade members, and contributing writer to the Communist Party newspaper, the "Daily World", Ann Sparanese, who led the fight to prevent the ALA from condemning Castro's imprisonment of Cuban writers and free-speech activists.

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