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Christmas Controversy: Dedham Library Refuses To Put Up Tree in WOKE drama DEDHAM, Mass. — The absence of Christmas trees within the Dedham public library Endicott Branch is causing quite a stir online, over whether or not the holiday decorations can be considered offensive. The discussion went viral when Manager of the Endicott Branch Library Lisa Desmond made a post on Facebook, claiming that in conversations with Library Director Amber Moroney, she learned that Christmas trees would not be put up in the DPL because "people were made uncomfortable last year." The post got hundreds of interactions from users based in and outside of the Dedham community. Desmond tells WBZ's Kim Tunnicliffe that the Board of Library Trustees are holding a meeting to discuss the presence of Christmas trees on Tuesday, December 13. DEDHAM, Mass. (WBZ NewsRadio) — The absence of Christmas trees within the Dedham Public Library Endicott Branch is causing quite a stir online, over whether or not the holiday decorations can be considered offensive. The discussion went viral when Manager of the Endicott Branch Library Lisa Desmond made a post on Facebook, claiming that in conversations with Library Director Amber Moroney, she learned that Christmas trees would not be put up in the DPL because "people were made uncomfortable last year." The post got hundreds of interactions from users based in and outside of the Dedham community. Desmond tells WBZ's Kim Tunnicliffe that the Board of Library Trustees are holding a meeting to discuss the presence of Christmas trees on Tuesday, December 13. "It's about community, love, and unity. Not to exclude anybody. The decision was made instead of maybe putting heads together— we can call it a 'seasonal tree,' we can call it whatever you want," Desmond said. Despite her appeal, some Facebook users went after Desmond online saying that it's "Christian privilege" to want a tree in the two library branches. Desmond said on Facebook that she received longer messages that prompted her to notify the police. "I was actually put into a category with murderers— that was probably the lowest point I've ever had," Desmond said. https://wbznewsradio.iheart.com/cont...o-put-up-tree/ |
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