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Their last meeting was the first time the Livingston Library board voted to remove five vulgar books from the children’s section. Will the Livingston Parish Council punish the board’s desire to protect children?
Michael Lunsford from Citizens for a New Louisiana discusses an ongoing debate in Livingston Parish about library management and book placement. He sheds light on recent actions by the library board, including a historic vote to relocate inappropriate books from the children’s section to the adult section. Michael also contrasts Livingston Parish’s approach with other library systems across the state, emphasizing how similar issues are handled more efficiently elsewhere. The video dives into the policies, procedures, and broader implications of this local controversy, aiming to inform and engage viewers about this important community issue.
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