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Roberto Clemente Wiki, Bio, Biography, Death, Award, Birthday – One of the first Latin American baseball stars in the United States, Roberto Clemente, full name Roberto Clemente Walker, was a professional baseball player. He was born in Carolina, Puerto Rico, on August 18, 1934, and died in San Juan on December 31, 1972.

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There is no longer a book about the late Afro-Puerto Rican MLB legend Roberto Clemente on the shelves of Duval County, Florida’s public school libraries.

More than 1 million books have been “covered or stored and paused for student use” at the Duval County Public Schools District, according to Chief Academic Officer Paula Renfro. These books include “Roberto Clemente: Pride of the Pittsburgh Pirates” by Jonah Winter and Ral Colón, as well as others about notable Latinos like the late Afro-Cuban salsa singer Celia Cruz and Justice Sonia Sotomayor.

School authorities are evaluating whether or not these books may be added to school libraries and yet be in compliance with state laws.

Laws that mandate that schools rely on licenced media specialists to select which books can be incorporated into classrooms were approved by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis last year. Schools received instructions on how to put that into action in December.

According to the school district, books must adhere to state standards, which prohibit teaching gender identity and sexual orientation to K–3 students, prohibit teaching critical race theory in public grade schools, which analyses systemic racism in American society, and prohibit including references to pornography and discrimination.

52 licenced media specialists for Duval began analysing over 1.5 million book titles in January, according to Sonya Duke-Bolden, a spokeswoman for the public school system, who talked to NBC News on Friday. So far, media professionals have given their approval to about 2,800 novels. If further books were reviewed but not accepted, Duke-Bolden did not mention it.

176 elementary school novels from the Essential Voices collection were among the volumes that were taken out of the libraries of Duval County public schools, according to PEN America, a nonprofit organisation that promotes literary freedom of speech.

According to the group, among the books that were eliminated were some titles that had been substituted and more than 100 that were found to have “content too mature for the grade level for which they were included in that collection.”

47 titles that were substituted for Essential Voices collection volumes that were unavailable, according to Duke-Bolden, were returned. 26 of the more than 170 books are still being evaluated, while 106 were found to be helpful for our reading objectives and were provided to classrooms.

Even if a book’s title might seem appropriate, Duke-Bolden said, “remember that we must evaluate each book’s full content for its age-level appropriateness and full compliance with Florida law.”

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