“I think the role of libraries in abolitionist political education only starts at reading lists and displays,” says Garrett. “As an outreach worker, my perspective is [that] it's great to have the radical reading lists and radical titles in our collections, but there's got to be the materials circulation and resources-in-hands to match. Political education is an active role for libraries and is ideally community-based and responsive to actual asks.” President Donald Trump and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) have pledged to fill the vacant seat on the Supreme Court left bythe deathof JusticeRuth Bader Ginsburg Fans of Harry Styles might be able to temporarily press pause on playing "Do" detective. Asi-Dmagazine reports (AbLA), a group of library workers, students, and community members who aim to divest money from policing in libraries and redistribute resources to communities. Over the past year, the association has worked to remove police from libraries nationwide and allocate funds to community-led efforts. In June, the group officially launched a website, whichshares resources