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Tennessee School Libraries Scrutiny

FILE - Rep. Jerry Sexton, R-Bean Station, speaks in favor of overriding Gov. Bill Haslam's veto of Sexton's bill seeking to make the Bible the state's official book April 20, 2016, in Nashville, Tenn. Tennessee Republicans advanced legislation Wednesday, April 27, 2022, that would place more scrutiny over what books are placed in public schools libraries, moments after the bill’s House sponsor said any inappropriate book should be burned. Sexton introduced a last-minute amendment this week to a school bill that would give the state's textbook commission, which is made up of politically appointed members, veto power over what books end up on school library shelves. (AP Photo/Mark Humphrey, File) 
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