I have read this article, and I want to agree with it. I want to be sure that libraries offer reading material from all perspectives, even if they are contrary (even repulsive) to my own beliefs. I suspect that Mr. Bozell is correct in his assertion that librarians tend to exclude some books from their collections, and that I should be outraged by this action. Unfortunately, I am unable to find any specific examples in his article, so I am forced to consider this an unsupported argument.

Does Mr. Bozell honestly think a book titled "A Parent's Guide to Preventing Homosexuality" ought to be taken seriously in this day and age? I imagine such a book probably rehashes the same old quasi-Freudian theories that have been discredited for decades now -- for example, that homosexuality in males is the result of growing up with domineering mother and a weak or absent father. Hell, if that were true, half the men in this country would be gay.