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ACLU lawyer weighs in on library coverage relating to LGBTQ books 

By Editorial Board Published August 4, 2025 3 Min Read
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ACLU lawyer weighs in on library coverage relating to LGBTQ books 

HARTLAND, Mich. (WLNS) — On Sunday, 6 Information reported {that a} group of activists protested a church in Howell as a result of they claimed the pastor and Cromaine Library President, Invoice Bolin, is working to take away books from its library which have LGBTQ content material. 

Bolin has responded, stating that there isn’t any banning of books, and that the library board members voted so as to add labels to books which can be to be thought of sexual or concentrating on youngsters in a sexual method. 

Protestors react to library’s e-book coverage

Again in June, the Cromaine Library voted to undertake a coverage that will label books that have been discovered to have excessive violence or graphic sexual content material. 

Jay Kaplan, a LGBTQ+ Rights Undertaking workers legal professional on the Michigan American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), says the group will monitor the brand new coverage. 

He says the library has no definition of what’s specific violence or sexual graphic content material. 

“Given some of the statements made by library board members, particularly the president of the board, with LGBTQ subject matter and the fact that. I believe there has been some contention regarding 200 book titles in the library,” said Jay Kaplan. “From a patron of the library. Largely of those books contain LGBTQ characters or content.” 

In accordance with the listing of challenged books that may very well be labeled, subjects vary from parenting info to teen fiction. 

6 Information went to the library in individual and confirmed that some books from the parenting part have been already labeled with a pink sticker, which corresponds with LGBTQ+ content material. 

“We will be watching closely to make sure this is not being used as a tool to censor material or books with subject matter,” said Kaplan. “That certain members of the library board don’t approve of the subject matter, because that’s when you cross over the First Amendment, constitutional territory, and you run the risk of censoring materials.” 

6 Information reached out to Cromaine Library Director Sarah Neidert for remark, however she declined.

In accordance with the library’s president, Bolin says the brand new coverage is about defending youngsters, providing dad and mom a safeguard, and warning them about what their youngsters might learn.

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