Libraries in Des Moines, Perry and across the nation are trying to meet a growing demand for Spanish-language books, programs and services and make it easier for Latinos to obtain library cards. Iowa

Posted on: February 6th, 2006
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“Latino activists in Perry four months ago asked their library officials to increase the number of books and materials in Spanish and consider changing the identification requirements necessary for newcomers to obtain library cards….”

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