1. What is a human library?
2. Where is one such library?
3. Where did the idea come from?
Answers:
1. People with specific stories to tell replace books. Visitors "read" the living tomes by listening to their stories and asking them questions.
2. Nanning in South China.
3. Human Libraries started in Denmark in 2000, the brainchild of a group of young people who wanted to promote tolerance and understanding via the spoken word.
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