Check this ebook out (ebook isn't free, sorry) for some answers
The Library's Legal Answers for Meeting Rooms and Displays—eEditions e-book
Q11: How should the library treat displays or meetings that use hate speech?
Q12: Can you give an example of a library that allowed a hate speech group to use its facilities?
Q13: May a library demand extra fees or deposits for security expenses if a speaker is expected to draw an angry crowd?
Q14: I don’t understand. Surely you don’t mean that I must allow a group into the library that is threatening my patrons?
Q15: So the library does not have to put up with “fighting words”?
Q16: What if the group is inciting a riot?
I hope people buy/read your advice. #NoHateALA has been just the opposite so far.
Posted by: Dan Kleinman | August 03, 2018 at 04:51 AM