06-08-2024, 01:44 PM
(06-08-2024, 12:27 PM)pally Wrote: Of course you have the option of asking your local library to do a display of Lexx and other obscure shows and see what they say
What if I suspect they are already not displaying it because in season 4, episode 11, they have a robot with a female appearance kissing a sentient plant with a female appearance? Censorship is already going on, but people complain when the public tries to change the censors to one that do not align with their beliefs.
Regardless, the library should be a safe space for kids of all ages without people pushing agendas, right or left, on the kids.
Every book is available on OhioLink, so the claims of children being denied books or books being banned is groundless nonsense. Not that you are taking that stand, but others are.
Kids can learn about books they are curious about from friends, the internets, social media, and all over the place. Library displays are a very small part of how they learn about titles. Maybe the best answer to to have no displays, so there is no question of favoritism, poor taste, or partisan agendas? It has become that for many users already, with door-side pick up and drop off for books and numerous audio book options.
