Literature, and other works of art, should not be censored by libraries. One primary goal of literature is, in fact, self expression. Writing is one example of an escape for authors. Their hard work and dedication deserves to be shared with the world through being shelved in libraries. It is a basic right for Americans to have the opportunity to read and be exposed to a variety of writing styles and opinions. Therefore, libraries, the homes of knowledge, should not be censored.
Through the first amendment, among other US legislation, Americans have garnered the freedom of speech, including libraries. Although their fundamental purpose is not to promote or spread propaganda, libraries elicit the right to house all pieces of literature, regardless
Through the first amendment, among other US legislation, Americans have garnered the freedom of speech, including libraries. Although their fundamental purpose is not to promote or spread propaganda, libraries elicit the right to house all pieces of literature, regardless