Utah officials are finalizing a list of books for removal from school districts that parents have deemed inappropriate for their K-12 education system.
In March, Gov. Spencer Cox (R-UT) signed legislation allowing school districts to remove books from academic libraries with pornographic or indecent materials. The law also applies retroactively to all books banned before July 1, when it will go into effect.
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