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Massachusetts just passed the Freedom to Read Act, shielding librarians and teachers from retaliation when selecting books—requiring public notice and committee hearings before removal. Governor Healey highlighted the state’s legacy in education and underscored that open access to diverse ideas strengthens communities, especially for youth. This law joins Rhode Island’s recent similar legislation, signaling a growing national trend against censorship and empowering educators to curate collections without fear.

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