For those of you who didn't read to the end: > Nobody finds Colson Whitehead’s The Underground Railroad in a Little Free Library—much less Wi-Fi, college couns

For those of you who didn't read to the end: > Nobody finds Colson Whitehead’s The Underground Railroad in a Little Free Library—much less Wi-Fi, college counseling, or jobs services. A well-funded library system has little to fear. "Little Free Libraries" have nothing to do with public libraries, and seem like a harmless way for people to spend their disposable income. They may be virtue signaling, charity, lawn decorations, recycling bins, or whatever, but I don't see any reason to complain about them.