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Published April 16, 2024 by Associated Press.
Gov. Ron DeSantis backtracked on Florida’s 2022 book-challenge law by signing a 2024 bill to narrow its scope. His office cited Chaz Stevens – a South Florida activist “who has often lampooned government” – as an example of someone “abusing” the old law with performative book challenges, including dozens of petitions to remove the Bible and even dictionaries. The new law limits outsiders like Stevens in how many book objections they can file, closing what DeSantis called a “wrong” use of the system.
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