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GUEST COLUMN: Cromaine's mass relocation of LGBTQ books raises Constitutional concerns
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GUEST COLUMN: Cromaine's mass relocation of LGBTQ books raises Constitutional concerns
By Shauna Brito At the May 21, 2026, Cromaine District Library Board meeting, trustees voted 4–1 to relocate more than 160 challenged books — most of them LGBTQ‑themed — to the adult section. The decision came after a year‑long challenge process initiated by 12 patrons who submitted 218 book challenges copied from an online list. Challengers acknowledged they had not read the books, which included juvenile, teen, adult, and parenting materials. …
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