That's a very disingenuous way of describing that issue. Much of the banned material is entirely suitable for children, just not something the governor and his

That's a very disingenuous way of describing that issue. Much of the banned material is entirely suitable for children, just not something the governor and his supporters approve of. Books containing various minorities, characters with parents of the same gender, and various other real-life situations that children are likely to encounter, but that the government would prefer hidden from public view. And I also seem to remember news from a couple of years ago that scientists from state-funded institutions (I think this was also in Florida) weren't allowed to talk about climate change. I think both of these are pretty serious restrictions of free speech.