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Most public libraries in Louisiana have until Jan. 1 to adopt a policy limiting exposure of children to sexually explicit materials under a senate bill signed into law by the governor.
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Most public libraries in Louisiana have until Jan. 1 to adopt a policy limiting exposure of children to sexually explicit materials under a senate bill signed into law by the governor.
The Louisiana Governor signed a bill into law Wednesday that limited minors access to sexually explicit materials in libraries and expanded parental rights.
Gov. John Bel Edwards has signed a bill that requires public libraries to develop a way to let parents and guardians restrict their children's access to sexually explicit material.
Although he previously called the measure unneeded, Gov. John Bel Edwards has signed a controversial bill into law that seeks to restrict Louisiana minors’ access to material it defines as
An unhealthy spirit of curiosity has gripped certain members of the Louisiana Legislature.