Hundreds of Libraries Nationwide Booked for Cameron-Inspired "See You At The Library" Event Amid Ongoing Controversy

Over 260 libraries across 44 states have booked space for the "See You at the Library" event inspired by Kirk Cameron and focused on promoting traditional values through children's books.
The event has faced opposition from groups like the American Library Association, as well as threats of disruption, but is still expected to draw tens of thousands of attendees.
Three Republican senators and organizations like Moms for Liberty have shown support for the event, citing concerns over discrimination against conservatives and Christians.
The Madison County, Alabama library canceled Cameron's scheduled appearance due to capacity concerns, prompting threats of legal action from the actor and publisher.
Despite some pushback, Cameron and supporters aim to move forward with the nationwide event on Saturday as an effort to "reclaim cultural impact and resist woke influences."