Controversy over Placement of Sexually Explicit Books in Fairhope Public Library
Residents in Alabama push back against sexually explicit books in children's and teens' sections of the library, sparking a debate on book placement and censorship.
Key Points
- Residents in Fairhope, Alabama, are concerned about sexually explicit books in children's and teens' sections of the library
- Debate revolves around the placement of books like 'Sold' and 'Grown' in these sections
- City council and library board facing criticism and support from residents
- Calls for proper shelving of books rather than banning or burning them
Pros
- Encourages discussion on appropriate book placement in libraries
- Raises awareness about censorship and freedom of expression
Cons
- Potential for censorship of literature
- Controversy over what is deemed appropriate for different age groups