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  3. SEND AN EMAIL: Oppose Texas HB 3225

SEND AN EMAIL: Oppose Texas HB 3225

Please send an email and take action today to oppose Texas House Bill 3225.

Send an email to your Texas State Senator asking them to oppose Texas House Bill 3225, which applies to public municipal libraries across the state.

HB 3225 would:

  • Ban anyone under 18 from accessing “sexually explicit” materials—a term so broadly defined that it includes books with any descriptions of “sexual conduct,” regardless of context or intent.

  • Prevent libraries from curating or displaying many important books in teen and children’s sections, including sex-education materials, young adult novels, and even classic literature and art books.

  • Restrict youth from accessing the general collection—even for school assignments or research—potentially blocking students from reading The Great Gatsby, The Color Purple, or Beloved.

  • Force libraries to implement costly, impractical segregation of books and spaces, or risk legal consequences.

Please join us in protecting the freedom to read by emailing your rep. today!

SEND AN EMAIL: Oppose Texas HB 3225

Please send an email and take action today to oppose Texas House Bill 3225.

Send an email to your Texas State Senator asking them to oppose Texas House Bill 3225, which applies to public municipal libraries across the state.

HB 3225 would:

  • Ban anyone under 18 from accessing “sexually explicit” materials—a term so broadly defined that it includes books with any descriptions of “sexual conduct,” regardless of context or intent.

  • Prevent libraries from curating or displaying many important books in teen and children’s sections, including sex-education materials, young adult novels, and even classic literature and art books.

  • Restrict youth from accessing the general collection—even for school assignments or research—potentially blocking students from reading The Great Gatsby, The Color Purple, or Beloved.

  • Force libraries to implement costly, impractical segregation of books and spaces, or risk legal consequences.

Please join us in protecting the freedom to read by emailing your rep. today!

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