Now that I have your attention, I’d like to direct it over to the Seattle Public Library. Always a bastion of free and educational programs, during the month of September, the library will be tackling a topic that concerns blogger and non-blogger alike: the First Amendment.

“Under the banner of “The September Project,” which will include Banned Books Week programming, the Library will offer the public an opportunity to engage in discussions of democracy, patriotism and freedom, and to explore the definition of “speech” in the constitutional context.

This series of programs and events will give patrons a forum to air their experiences and learn important information not available through the usual media outlets, and give people a chance to learn and be surprised.

All events are free and open to the public. Parking in the Central Library garage will be available for the $5 special event rate.” [SPL]

Mark your calendars and be ready for a lively debate!

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