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Washington Library and the FBI

NPR has a great piece on a Washington Library Tested by Patriot Act where a librarian did exactly what was right to stand up for her patrons' rights.

Over the years, I have been asked by people why librarians "stand in the way of the police," but that is not the way I view it at all. I stand in defense of people's basic rights. If that happens to be in the way of the police, then they are the ones that have to change their approach.

Posted by Tasha Saecker on June 5, 2005 6:27 AM |

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