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Library ‘bill of rights’ proposal draws opposition

By Christian Wade / The Center Square contributor
Published February 14, 2024 7:51am ET
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Library ‘bill of rights’ proposal draws opposition
(The Center Square) – Preventing New Jersey public schools and libraries from keeping controversial titles off the shelves is in a proposal being rejected by Republicans. The lawmakers say it oversteps parents’ concerns. A bill working its way through the state Assembly would ban the censorship of any book for “partisan or doctrinal” reasons and […]

(The Center Square) – Preventing New Jersey public schools and libraries from keeping controversial titles off the shelves is in a proposal being rejected by Republicans.

The lawmakers say it oversteps parents’ concerns.

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