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Once Bipartisan: Iowa Bill Would Have Given Parents Access to Children’s Library Records
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Once Bipartisan: Iowa Bill Would Have Given Parents Access to Children’s Library Records
As Iowa lawmakers prepare for renewed debates over parental rights and access to public library materials, a little-known bipartisan effort from 2014 is drawing renewed attention. That year, Iowa House Democrat Rep. Joe Riding introduced legislation that would have required public libraries to provide parents with access to their minor children’s checkout records — a proposal that drew support from Democrats in some of the state’s bluest distric…
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