Proposed law could jail Georgia librarians for failing to remove harmful books from shelves
Georgia librarians face potential jail time for failing to remove "harmful materials" from children's sections in libraries under a proposed law, igniting concerns about censorship and the role of librarians. This legislation, which revokes previous protections, has alarmed library professionals who fear it undermines their ability to foster reading enthusiasm among youth. Supporters argue the law aims to protect children from inappropriate literature.