Idaho’s Library Censorship Law: A Dangerous Precedent

Censorship isn’t just a relic of the past—it’s happening now in Idaho, where a new law restricts access to books in public and school libraries. Under House Bill 710, materials deemed “harmful to minors” are being relocated to adult-only sections, limiting young readers’ access to literature on topics like sexuality and identity. Meanwhile, books containing graphic violence remain untouched, exposing a glaring double standard.

This law isn’t about protecting children—it’s about controlling information. As digital censorship rises alongside book bans, the fight for intellectual freedom is more critical than ever. Learn how these restrictions affect your rights and what you can do to push back.