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State Superintendent Calls On Publishers To Create More Inclusive Textbooks

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A woman wearing a reddish sweater and light shirt points towards books on a shelf.
Susan Sloan, a credentialed teacher librarian, shows off the collection of books at Bella Vista High School in Sacramento. (Diana Lambert/EdSource)

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