Georgia made it easier for parents to challenge school library books. Almost no one has done so

Almost as if it's not and has never been a fucking problem because librarians do their damn jobs.

Challenge anything that’s even remotely religious.

There has almost certainly already been a chilling effect from similar laws in Florida. Teachers cannot take chances: If they are fired for cause, they often have to move to another state to remain employable in their profession.

I applaud Georgia for actually passing a law that makes sense.

There's no reason why anyone who isn't a parent of a current student should have any right to Object to books in a school's library.

They're already shitting up the public libraries with their senseless challenges.