Dua Lipa's Manifesto Library in Portugal Highlights U.S. Censorship Concerns
Dua Lipa has launched the Manifesto Library in Porto, Portugal, focusing on banned books. The library, located in the basement of Livraria Lello, features 100 titles that challenge censorship and dominant narratives. The collection, co-curated by Service95 and the bookshop staff, includes works like George Orwell's 'Nineteen Eighty-Four' and Ray Bradbury's 'Fahrenheit 451', reflecting concerns about censorship in the United States. The library aims to promote the freedom to read, a cause that has gained attention amid increasing book bans in the U.S. The library's launch has been met with positive media coverage, highlighting Lipa's social conscience. 
