Colorado District Faces Lawsuit Over Library Book Removals
A school district in Colorado is fundraising to cover legal fees after being sued for removing library books.
The Elizabeth School District, with 2,700 students, has a pop-up window on its website asking for donations to help with the lawsuit.
- The American Civil Liberties Union of Colorado filed the lawsuit in December.
- The lawsuit alleges that the district's decision to remove 19 books from school libraries violates federal and state free speech protections.
The district's appeal is supported by at least three conservative groups, including one led by former Republican gubernatorial candidate Heidi Ganahl.
The district's fundraising effort is unusual, as school districts typically raise money for things like classroom supplies or field trips, not legal fees.
Author's summary: Colorado district sued over book removals.
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