Sentence examples for books campaign from inspiring English sources
The We Need Diverse Books campaign took the internet by storm this year and is still going strong.
The Let Books Be Books campaign seeks to put pressure on retailers and publishers not to market children's books that promote "limiting gender stereotypes".
Donations poured in, and Handler has now confirmed that he will be sending the We Need Diverse Books campaign a cheque for $110,000.
Klein homes in on issues raised by the We Need Diverse Books campaign, established in 2014, and draws on essays and blog posts by key voices — author-activists of color Justina Ireland, Daniel José Older and Nisi Shawl — to provide a nuanced treatment of issues galvanizing the children's book industry.
Just let that sink in your minds". His remarks were widely criticised, and Handler – who writes the hit Lemony Snicket series of children's books – later apologised, describing the comments as "monstrously inappropriate and yes, racist", and donating $110,000 to the We Need Diverse Books campaign for diversity in children's literature.
His remarks were widely criticised, and Handler – who writes the hit Lemony Snicket series of children's books – later apologised, describing the comments as "monstrously inappropriate and yes, racist", and donating $110,000 to the We Need Diverse Books campaign for diversity in children's literature.
Experts can sometimes achieve more as scientific citizens and activists via widely read books, campaigning groups or blogging and journalism.
"We're not even enforcing the laws that are on the books". Campaigns around the country have been flooded with secret political money since the U.S. Supreme Court eased campaign finance laws in the Citizens United decision in 2010.
Off-the-books campaign financing is illegal, but common.
Temer leads the Brazilian Democratic Movement Party, which, like the Workers Partyy, has been implicated in the petrolão (or "big oil") scandal that saw billions of dollars funnelled from the state oil company to off-the-books campaign coffers and Swiss bank accounts.
The typeface was different from the book campaign, and the image of the owl was photographic.
