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Freedom to Read Act
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Freedom to Read Act
Photo via IStock Plus/Getty Images/Tsekhmister Public library materials can no longer be censored in Rhode Island, thanks to legislation passed by the General Assembly and signed into law by Governor Dan McKee last year. Sponsored by Senator Mark McKenney (D-Dist. 30, Warwick) and Representative David Morales (D-Dist. 7, Providence), the law protects libraries from partisan book-banning efforts and promotes the free speech and expression of auth…
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