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today tab at the top of the page. The following is up here record a program. The city of Huntington Beach,

which is in Orange County of the Los Angeles area,

is a pretty controversial city.

It's very, very conservative.

It backs virtually every policy of President Trump.

And this is a story that is actually national in scope.

It was picked up by virtually every news outlet in the United States.

So Honeyton Beach is being sued by three residents, along with an Orange County-based community

group over library policies.

And to give you an idea, this lawsuit was filed in Orange County by the ACLU Foundation

of Southern California, the First Amendment

Coalition, the Community Legal Aid SoCal.

It alleges that Huntington Beach is in violation of the California Freedom to Read Act.

It was passed in 2024, as well as the California Constitution and its policies.

We're talking about the policies of Huntington Beach, which includes a parent-guardian

children's book review board.

So one of the plaintiffs, Alianza translatinics describes itself as the first transgender-led organization

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