Just realized my local library pulled a book I wrote about after a single complaint in 2022.
The week they removed it felt like a gut punch, but some folks argue it's just good curation, so where do you draw the line between protecting people and silencing ideas?
You said "protecting people," and that's the key. Libraries have a duty to keep their limited space for books that serve the whole community, not just one view. A single complaint can highlight a real problem others were too polite to mention.