1. United States
2. Utah
3. Letter

Repeal HB29. Deciding what people can and cannot read is not a legitimate function of government, and this law crosses a line that should never have been approached in the first place. Reading access is a matter of personal freedom. When the government starts controlling what books, materials, or information residents can reach, it sets a precedent that threatens every other liberty that follows from an informed citizenry. HB29 doesn't protect anyone — it just hands officials the power to decide what ideas the public is allowed to encounter. That's not governance. That's censorship. Vote to repeal it.