School librarian weighs in on censorship debate

School librarians are thoughtful and purposeful about the book collections they curate, writes Kimberly Rues, a school librarian in Missouri. In this commentary, Rues writes that as national debate focuses on removing certain titles from bookshelves, she respects families' decisions to determine what books students should check out, but Rues does not believe in restricting access to books for other students.

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