Library Bill of Rights

The Library Bill of Rights is a document created by the American Library Association that outlines the fundamental principles of library service. It emphasizes the importance of providing access to all forms of information and ideas, protecting user privacy, and resisting censorship. The document asserts that libraries should be open to everyone, regardless of their background or beliefs, and that they play a vital role in promoting free expression and supporting democracy. Essentially, it ensures that libraries remain places of knowledge and learning for all individuals in a fair and equitable manner.