A lawsuit, filed by patrons of a county library in Arkansas, has been allowed to move forward by a federal court. The First Amendment lawsuit plausibly alleges the library’s decision to move anything determined to be “LGBTQ” from the children’s section to the adult’s section violates the First Amendment right to equitable access to information. (via Courthouse News Service)
Here’s how this started, according to the decision [PDF] that moves this lawsuit forward:
[I]n late 2022 or early 2023 the Crawford County Library System implemented a policy under which its library branches must remove from their children’s sections all books containing LGBTQ themes, affix a prominent color label to those books, and place them in a newly-created section called the “social section.” Plaintiffs allege this policy was imposed on the Library System by the Crawford County Quorum Court in response to political pressure from constituents who objected, at least partly on religious grounds, to the presence of these books in the children’s section.
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You're welcome to share anything you want with your children. I think it's presumptuous for you to make that decision for other parents.
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You rediculous attempt of childlike bullying is laughable. It displays your level of cognitive capacity. Thank you for validating what we think about people who to push advanced sexual theory onto children.
You're gonna have to try harder if you wanna reel people in, this is weak bait.
Omg how did you know gay people spend their day in the library, covertly providing advanced LGBT propaganda in order to convert innocent children into super liberals??
Shut it down everyone, they figured out our agenda /s
Just like you're doing?
You can subject your child to whatever you like.
I'm gonna subject your wife to a better relationship.