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South Carolina Schools Chief Tackles ‘Porn Propaganda’ In Public Schools
Students must be protected from “materials that are not age or developmentally appropriate.”
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Finally, the bible will he banned from all public schools in SC.
Well done, South Carolina!
And the election returns last night indicate that real Americans do NOT like being told what they can read or love and that they very much want to keep control of their own reproductive choices. In short, the Dems rolled last night. That should give these radical Christian Nationalists’ food for thought. America is not a majority right nation. Meanwhile, the GOP has doubled down on chaos and stupidity, and it’s not working to get them elected.
The election returns had NOTHING to do with allowing sexually explicit material in our schools.
The Left is doing all they can to groom / brainwash kids and destroy the family unit. It is being done on purpose.
America is NOT a majority Left country. Sorry.
Books like Gender Queer appeared on school library shelves in part because they were donated to school libraries at all levels by GLSEN Rainbow Library, and SCASL encouraged their acceptance. Instead of reading reviews and examining them personally, as a professional should, some librarians added them to their collections immediately.
Others simply joined the rush to be considered “inclusive” and jumped on the trendy DEI bandwagon. Now all find themselves possibly being removed from the process of selecting books for their students, if legislators vote to approve Weaver’s proposal.
South Carolina has always been a leader in this aspect of education by requiring all schools to have a library and a certified librarian. Hopefully this requirement will remain. Our students deserve this.
A “certified librarian” does not mean sane or moral or appropriate judgment. The American Library Association stripped Laura Ingalls Wilder of due recognition as an outstanding writer of children’s historical fiction, drawing millions of readers to the love of reading. Why? Apparently the ALA doesn’t like the few paragraphs where she mentions her child experience of “Indians” in her “Little House on the Prairie” series. Why do we let librarians be the conduit of what is and is not appropriate in our public libraries and public school libraries? A book which graphically shows a boy s–k–g on another boy’s d–k (the book’s words, not mine) into middle school libraries seems perfectly acceptable to sex-obsessed perverts making decisions for our children. STOP. THE. INSANITY. Parents have every right to know the material being presented in the classroom and in school libraries. And pornographic erotica has ZERO place in public libraries, no matter the age level.