Pro tip: A librarian in Tulsa set up a tiny free shelf and it changed how I think about challenged books
She put 12 copies of a challenged title on a cart by the door with a sign saying take one, no questions, and they were gone in 3 days, which made me realize most people just want the book without the fight, so has anyone else seen a quiet workaround like this actually work?
Low-key setups like that work because they skip the whole argument and just get the book to people. I've seen the same thing with little free pantries and tool libraries, no paperwork, no lectures, just stuff people need.