"Florida School District Reviews 1,600 Books for Possible Ban, Including Dictionaries"

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The Escambia County Public School District in Florida has pulled over 1,600 books, including dictionaries and biographies, for review to ensure compliance with the state's new sex education law, which restricts public school instruction on reproductive health and related sex topics in sixth through 12th grade. While the books haven't been banned outright, they are being reviewed to meet the new legislation's guidelines. The district had been sued by writers' groups and authors whose books were banned, and a judge ruled the lawsuit can move forward under the First Amendment's free speech protections.
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