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Freedom to Read is Basic

Freedom to Read is Basic

Letters to the Editor

Editor:

As a citizen and as an author, I`m very concerned that Sarah Palin would even consider banning books in a public library. My father landed on the beaches of Normandy on D-Day so that his daughter and all Americans would never be subjected to censorship. It is our basic right in this country to read, or not read, whatever we feel appropriate. NOT what Sarah Palin feels is appropriate. To think a person like this could possibly be a leader of my country makes me extremely nervous.


Terri DuLong
Cedar Key

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