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  3. Pledge to Give Book Bans the Boot in Texas!

Pledge to Give Book Bans the Boot in Texas!

Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick recently sent a message to Texas schools:

“We’re coming for the books.”

Now it's time for Texas voters to send a message of their own.

We're coming for the ballot box.

Across Texas, decisions made by state legislators, school board members, and other elected officials can determine what happens inside our libraries.

They can support librarians or attack them.

They can defend the freedom to read or restrict it.

They can respect the rights of every family or allow a small number of people to decide what everyone else's children are allowed to read.

That's why we're asking Texans to pledge to vote for libraries and the freedom to read.


Will you sign?

I pledge to be a Freedom to Read Voter.

When I vote, I will consider where candidates stand on libraries, censorship, book bans, and the freedom to read.

I will support candidates who respect the freedom to read, defend libraries and librarians, respect the rights of families to make their own reading choices, and oppose government censorship.

I will learn where candidates stand before I cast my ballot.

And I will encourage my friends, family, and neighbors to become Freedom to Read Voters, too.

This election, I'm giving book bans the boot.

Pledge to Give Book Bans the Boot in Texas!

Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick recently sent a message to Texas schools:

“We’re coming for the books.”

Now it's time for Texas voters to send a message of their own.

We're coming for the ballot box.

Across Texas, decisions made by state legislators, school board members, and other elected officials can determine what happens inside our libraries.

They can support librarians or attack them.

They can defend the freedom to read or restrict it.

They can respect the rights of every family or allow a small number of people to decide what everyone else's children are allowed to read.

That's why we're asking Texans to pledge to vote for libraries and the freedom to read.

Spread the Word!
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