a display promoting these types of materials regarding human sexuality,” Olson said. He contacted West Fargo Library Director Sandra Hannahs to say he was unhappy with this situation.

Meanwhile, Koppleman contacted West Fargo City Commissioner Duane Hanson to express his concerns.

While the library defended its choice as “not intended to judge or promote, simply to respond to the needs and interests of West Fargo residents,” Hannahs weakly buckled and added that it was “insensitive of us to post an announcement on Facebook in which we referred to patrons to the display for a ‘great read’ for the end of summer” due to the “conservative mindset of the city.”

And this is how cities wake up and become more affirming, especially for the young queer people stuck growing up there.

The libraryEU suspends sanctions against most Zimbabwe officials Published duration 25 March 2013

image caption The EU cited Zimbabwe's recent referendum on a new constitution

The European Union has suspended sanctions against 81 officials and eight firms in Zimbabwe.

The decision followed a "peaceful, successful and credible" referendum on a new constitution earlier this month, the EU said in a statement.

However, sanctions will remain in force against 10 people - including Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe - and two firms, EU sources say.

The EU imposed sanctions, including a travel ban, in 2002.

It said it was in response to human rights abuses and political violence under Mr Mugabe's rule.

Allies of Mr Mugabe have long argued that the sanctions should be unconditionally removed and that they have had a negative impact on Zimbabwe's economy.

Mr Mugabe,