Bibliotheksvorstand von Teton County lehnt Bundesgesetz zu Büchern ab

Der Verwaltungsrat der Teton County Library verabschiedete am 21. Mai 2026 eine Resolution gegen H.R. 7661. Die Maßnahme zielt landesweit auf Materialien in Schulbibliotheken ab.

Das Gremium, das für die Einwohner von Jackson, Wyoming, zuständig ist, führte Bedenken hinsichtlich der lokalen Kontrolle über Bildung und den Zugang zu Informationen an. Die Resolution argumentiert, dass die Definitionen des Gesetzentwurfs für verbotene Inhalte zu weit gefasst seien und legitime Bildungsmaterialien wie Geschichte und Literatur beeinträchtigen könnten.

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