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The Texas Tribune
The Texas Tribune
National
By Kayla Guo

After a sometimes graphic debate, Texas House advances bill limiting kids’ access to sexually explicit books in libraries

Ector County Library's fiction section includes novels, anime, science fiction, westerns, and more. Jacob Ford for The Texas Tribune
Ector County Library's fiction section includes novels, anime, science fiction, westerns, and more. (Credit: Jacob Ford for The Texas Tribune)

A debate in the Texas House over whether to limit children's access to books with sexually explicit material in libraries turned heated and philosophical Friday: What's the definition of sexual conduct? How should teens learn about sex? Are classics like The Bluest Eye and Madame Bovary explicit?

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