Montana leaves American Library Association over ‘Marxist lesbian’ president
Jeremiah Poff
The Montana State Library Commission voted to cut all ties with the American Library Association on Tuesday, citing an inability to continue associating with an organization led by a self-described “Marxist.”
At a meeting last month, the Montana State Library Commission reviewed a tweet from Emily Drabinski, the president-elect of the American Library Association, in which Drabinski described herself as a “Marxist lesbian.”
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“Our oath of office and resulting duty to the Constitution forbids association with an organization led by a Marxist,” the commission wrote in a letter to the American Library Association.
https://twitter.com/greg_price11/status/1678822094723858432?s=20
Drabinski’s tweet was from April 2022, shortly after she was elected president of the association. She did not take office until this month.
“I just cannot believe that a Marxist lesbian who believes that collective power is possible to build and can be wielded for a better world is president elect of ALA,” the tweet says. “I am so excited for what we will do together. Solidarity. And my mom is so proud. I love you mom.”
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On Tuesday, Drabinski tweeted a short response to the Montana State Library Commission that said, “That is not the Montana — or Montanans — I know.”
https://twitter.com/edrabinski/status/1678840073851207680?s=20
The Washington Examiner reached out to the American Library Association for comment.