Protecting Freedom of Expression and Access to Books in Schools and Libraries.
This House Resolution expresses concern about the growing problem of book banning in the U.S. It highlights that most American adults oppose such bans and support diverse education. The aim is to protect citizens' rights to free access to information and knowledge, which is crucial for democracy.
Key points
The resolution emphasizes that book bans violate the rights of students, families, and citizens to access diverse content.
It calls on local governments and school districts to follow best practices when addressing book challenges and to protect the freedom to teach.
It points out the negative consequences of book bans for students, educators, librarians, and authors, including censorship and suppression of ideas.
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