Proposed Texas law could create ‘age appropriate’ rating system for school library books. ...Middle East

Story at a glance A proposed bill in Texas would require all publishers to slap ‘age-appropriate’ ratings to the covers of books.   Under the bill, if a state agency disagrees with the rating it can force the publisher to change it.  If a publisher does not change the rating, they can be blacklisted and have schools banned from ordering books from them.   Freedom of expression advocates are expressing worries about a proposed law in Texas that would create a state-mandated age rating system for books. Under the proposed law, publishers would be forced to slap state-approved age ratings on the cover of every book sold to a district school or open-enrollment ch

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