Alaska SB238 aims to protect library materials from censorship in public and school libraries.
Alaska SB238 amends state statutes to safeguard library materials from censorship in public and school libraries. It establishes that library materials cannot be removed based on origin, background, or views expressed. The bill mandates that school boards adopt a model policy for library material curation and reconsideration, ensuring the protection of free expression and access to ideas.
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