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Access to Information: The librarian’s dedication to making information accessible through digitization and pushing back against the censorship of certain books aligns with UDL’s principle of offering multiple means of representation.

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Multiple Means of Engagement: She emphasizes the need for inclusive teaching methods that avoid re-traumatizing students, fostering equity, and ensuring that diverse perspectives are considered in curriculum development.

This principle stresses the need for diverse engagement methods that consider students' emotional and cultural backgrounds.

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Multiple Means of Representation: It emphasizes the need to represent diverse historical perspectives, such as Sylvia Mendez's contributions to desegregation, which can enhance understanding and appreciation of multicultural history.

From an antiracism standpoint, this inclusion challenges dominant narratives, promotes equity, and acknowledges the struggles of marginalized communities. It advocates for a curriculum that empowers all students, reinforcing the idea that diverse histories are integral to American identity.