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Dua Lipa Advocates for Freedom to Read with New Library Initiative

Dua Lipa has launched the Manifesto Library in Porto, Portugal, which features 100 titles that challenge censorship and promote the freedom to read. The initiative highlights the ongoing issues of book bans, particularly in the United States, where the number of challenged titles has surged in recent years. While the library aims to foster literary engagement, its accessibility is limited due to a timed-entry ticket system.

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Dua Lipa has launched the Manifesto Library in Porto, Portugal, which features 100 titles that challenge censorship and promote the freedom to read. The initiative highlights the ongoing issues of book bans, particularly in the United States, where the number of challenged titles has surged in recent years. While the library aims to foster literary engagement, its accessibility is limited due to a timed-entry ticket system.

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Dua Lipa’s Freedom-to-Read Crusade

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Dua Lipa Advocates for Freedom to Read with New Library Initiative