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Court Orders Texas Libraries to Restock Transgender, Controversial Books in Kids Section, But Not Sexually Explicit Material - Vimarsana News

Court Orders Texas Libraries to Restock Transgender, Controversial Books in Kids Section, But Not Sexually Explicit Material

One book, "a sex-education book for 10-year-olds . . . [that] has cartoons of people having sex and masturbating," will not return, despite one judge's seeming desire to the contrary.

A Texas county removed 17 books from its libraries. An appeals court says eight must be returned. - Vimarsana News

A Texas county removed 17 books from its libraries. An appeals court says eight must be returned.

It was a partial victory for seven library patrons who sued numerous officials with the Llano County library system and the county government after 17 books were removed.

A Texas county removed 17 books from its libraries. An appeals court says eight must be returned. - Vimarsana News

A Texas county removed 17 books from its libraries. An appeals court says eight must be returned.

A federal appeals court says eight books dealing with subjects including racism and transgender issues must be returned to library shelves in a rural Texas county that had removed them.

Llano County, Texas, must return eight books to library shelves, appeals court rules - Vimarsana News

Llano County, Texas, must return eight books to library shelves, appeals court rules

Eight books dealing with subjects including racism and transgender issues must be returned to library shelves in a rural Texas county that had removed them in an ongoing book banning controversy, a divided panel of three federal appeals court judges ruled Thursday.