The children’s book And Tango Makes Three was the first to return to school libraries after Nassau County Public Schools officials agreed to settle a legal case. In all, 36 previously removed books are going back on the shelves in school libraries after a four-month battle ended. We sit down with the attorney who recently won a key settlement in the local “book ban” lawsuit.
Guest:
- Lauren Zimmerman, attorney with Selendy Gay.
Then, our election coverage continues with one of two Duval County Court Judge Group 9 contenders. Defense attorney Shayla Lee explains why she hopes to move to the other side of the bench and takes your calls and questions at (904) 549-2937 or firstcoastconnect@wjct.org. (Watch Tuesday’s interview with her opponent, Matthew Lufrano.)
Guest:
- Shayla Lee, attorney with the Office of the Public Defender, 4th Judicial Circuit.
And, Eddie Whisler, planetarium director at the Museum of Science & History, introduces us to the galaxy next door. The Milky Way’s twisted sister, Andromeda, is visible to the naked eye in the autumn months.
