Parents of children in Sheboygan, Wisconsin demanded that the school district remove several books from the libraries there after they discovered the material contain graphic gay pornographic images.
The concerned parents flooded a school board meeting Tuesday with complaints after images from the ‘gender identity’ books were widely shared on social media:
The school’s principal, Kevin Formolo, quickly announced after the meeting that three books from the library have been removed, they are a so called ‘LGBT memoir’ titled “Gender Queer” and the graphic novels “Fun Home” and “Are You My Mother?”
Several people opposed the decision to remove the books, arguing that the move sends a harmful message to gay, transgender, and nonbinary students.
“Giving into these challenges and pulling these books from our schools’ libraries is nothing short of discrimination,” resident Kelly Holstine said.
As we have previously highlighted, the sexualisation of children in schools is a nationwide issue.
Many parents have spoken out against books and subject matter, including transgenderism, pedophilia, gay pornography, and critical race theory, that children as young as Kindergarten age are being subjected to.
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