Tomorrow, it may be a book with homosexual themes being censored from adults or a maybe a book with heterosexual, pre-marital themes being censored from adults.

Don’t think for a minute that the people in power wouldn’t shut libraries down if they could.

I guess here, the best response I can give you is best summed up with a quote I often say when I hear Christians going off with their hateful ideologies: “I disagree with what your saying, but I’ll fight to the death for your right to say it.”

I know homsexuality is an offensive topic for some people. But that’s what libraries are for.

There needs to be a place for unpopular ideas that everyone can get access to.

Even if you don’t support homosexuality and you wouldn’t want your children exposed to that kind of behavior, wouldn’t it be better to sit down with your kids and have a dialogue about why you believe that lifestyle is wrong?

I think the book would be a great conversation starter whether you’re for against the lifestyle.

I think that if you start talking to your child about these issues in a language they can understand, I think they will be more committed to the beliefs as they get older.

By restricting the literature from kids, they won’t have any opinion and when they become adults, how will they be able to make the decision for themselves that homosexuality is wrong (according to your beliefs)?