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Hello all.  I am jubilant to report that last night, near midnight after 4 hours of debate, the San Jose City Council voted 8-3 against implementing filters in the public libraries.  In addition, the proposal voted for requires that before filters should be considered in the libraries, other child safety budget priorities must be met first (such as fully funding crossing guards as well as police sexual exploitation and crimes units, and restoring the libraries' open hours to their 2000 levels).  I will write more on this later, with some links to news coverage, our library's report, the filtering study I headed up, etc.

“City Council Votes Against Filters in the San Jose Public Library”

  1. Anna Says:

    That’s excellent news! This year we finally removed filters at our school and nothing bad has happened. The real world isn’t filtered! yay!

  2. Karen Says:

    Yeah!!!!! I’ve been sending “No Filters” thoughts to San Jose.

  3. Rachel Says:

    Woohoo!!!

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