"Publicly, defendants claim to be on a hunt to eradicate 'pornographic' materials. This is a pretext; none of the books defendants have targeted is pornographic," the complaint states.
April 27, 2022 at 02:35 PM
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During a March 14 board hearing of San Antonio’s North East Independent School District, an alumna spoke to the trustees, criticizing the recent removal of books from the district’s libraries.
That alumna, Amy Senia, filed a lawsuit Monday against another government agency, Llano County, for its commissioners’ censorship of books in the county’s public library system.
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