I read an article today about a woman in the Salt Lake City library who was with a children's field trip when they were exposed to 2nd-hand porn. She asked the teenagers viewing it to turn it off and they did.
Please note two very important items:
1. She was allowed her Freedom of Speech in asking them to turn it off.
2. This happened in the children's section.
In this news article, you can tell that she was obviously upset by the situation and that her child was exposed to second-hand porn as well.
Watching porn in public is never a good idea. Let alone forcing second-hand porn on other people.
The Chicago Public Library protects the open and rampant use of Internet pornography by library patrons. This blog is an attempt to bring awareness to this issue and enact change.
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
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