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Greenville families sue library system over removal of LGBTQ books

  • Families and residents of Greenville County are suing the Greenville Public Library for removing LGBTQ books, citing violations of First and Fourteenth Amendment rights according to the ACLU.
  • The ACLU filed a lawsuit in federal court aiming to block county policies that restrict access to books discussing gender transitioning.
  • The lawsuit claims the library's new policies unjustly limit young readers' access to essential LGBTQ narratives and perspectives.
  • Greg Rogers, a plaintiff in the lawsuit, emphasized that every child should have equal access to representation provided by books, stating that excluding any child from this access undermines equality.
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American Civil Liberties Union broke the news in on Wednesday, March 26, 2025.
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