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Diane Maughan urges advisory board to read books before library decisions

December 04, 2024 | Citrus County, Florida


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Diane Maughan urges advisory board to read books before library decisions
During the recent Special Library District Advisory Board meeting in Citrus County, community member Diane Maughan emphasized the importance of board members reading proposed materials before making decisions about their inclusion in local libraries. Maughan, who attended the meeting from Inverness, expressed concern that placing the responsibility on library staff could lead to uninformed decisions.

She urged the advisory board to engage directly with the content, stating that it is essential for them to be well-informed to make appropriate choices regarding library resources. Maughan also addressed earlier comments made during the meeting, asserting that discussions around homosexuality should not be labeled as vulgar or pornographic, highlighting the need for a respectful and informed dialogue on such topics.

The meeting underscored the board's responsibility to ensure that library collections reflect diverse perspectives while maintaining a commitment to informed decision-making. As the advisory board continues its work, the community will be watching closely to see how these discussions influence future library policies and resource selections.

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