A new study by the Knight Foundation – a nonprofit that provides grants for journalism and the arts – found that two-thirds of Americans oppose efforts to restrict books. The study found that 62% of Americans oppose their state government legislating what content is allowable in school books. Do you support or oppose your state government legislating what content is allowable in school books?

About 7% of parents with reading-age children reported their child reading an age-inappropriate book from school, and 25% of pre-K-12 parents are concerned about this happening in the future. Have your children ever read an age-inappropriate book from school?

The study also found that 78% of all adults say they are confident that their community's public schools select appropriate books for students to read. Are you confident that your community's public schools are selecting appropriate books for students to read?