Pop musician Pink announced her plan to give away 2,000 banned books at her upcoming Florida concerts. The musician teamed up with PEN America and Florida bookstore Books & Books to combat book bans, especially those targeting authors who write
She is scheduled to play shows this week in Miami and Sunrise, Florida where she plans to give away about 2,000 banned titles to fans.
The pop star announced she is teaming up with PEN America to combat what the nonprofit calls a “book-banning crisis across the country.”
P!nk has revealed in a press release that she wants to give out banned books during her upcoming Trustfall tour shows in Florida.
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Pink wants her fans to read banned books. The Grammy winner announced this week that she intended to give away 2,000 banned books during the Florida leg of her tour. “Books have held a special joy for me from the
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Musician Pink is partnering with the nonprofit group PEN America to give away over 2,000 books in Florida that the organization said are banned in the state.
Singer Pink is teaming up with PEN America and Books & Books bookstore to give away thousands of banned books at her Florida shows.