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What comes after book bans? Clay County Schools questions traditional libraries
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What comes after book bans? Clay County Schools questions traditional libraries
A First Coast school district that has already removed hundreds of books is questioning whether traditional high school libraries are needed. It’s a situation that book access advocates say represents an evolution in Florida’s book banning practices, where school districts have already removed or restricted more titles than any other state. “This is a bigger conversation that goes beyond any single book,” said William Johnson, director of PEN Am…
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