Eagle Forum Sues Tuscaloosa Library Over Meeting Room Cancellations
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The Eagle Forum of Alabama sues Tuscaloosa Public Library for allegedly violating their constitutional rights by canceling meeting room reservations. The conservative group argues for equal access to public spaces, regardless of views. The library canceled their August meetings, citing a policy against religious or sectarian gatherings focused on preaching beliefs. The group contends their sessions were about Christian scriptures influence on political discussions and Constitutional readings. The library defends its policy as a limited public forum with reasonable, neutral rules on speech. The case is ongoing.
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