The Baltimore Banner reports:
Whether it’s a textbook or a library book, it won’t be allowed in Carroll County Public Schools if deemed sexually explicit by school officials. That’s thanks to a new policy passed unanimously by its school board Wednesday. The vote came after a monthslong campaign by the conservative parent group Moms for Liberty, whose members challenged dozens of school library books they say are inappropriate for students.
The board decided in the fall that staff should tighten the policy on textbook and library book selection and tasked them with creating a definition of “sexually explicit.” None of the 61 books that were challenged was available to elementary students. They only lived on middle and high school shelves. That was until the superintendent removed them all, except for the Bible, until they went through the review process.
Read the full article. Carroll County, population 172,000, is northwest of Baltimore. Photo: Moms For Liberty Carroll County chair Kit Hart.
No more ‘sexually explicit’ books in Carroll County schools, new policy sayshttps://t.co/7r9eooBHw3
— The Baltimore Banner (@BaltimoreBanner) January 12, 2024
“We are treating adults like children, and children like adults.” -Tiffany Justice @4TiffanyJustice
The material that 13yo’s have access to in schools should be very different that the content adults enjoy.
We need to stop treating children like adults. pic.twitter.com/CAmLdDWqkL— Kit Hart, American Girl (@5sweetharts_) July 13, 2023
The crisis was strategically created in order to gain control.
By isolating children for years, forcing them to cover their faces, they hurt children.By convincing children that they were born in the wrong bodies, and that the only way to fix them was with drugs and surgeries,… pic.twitter.com/tZ8vNQAUDY
— Kit Hart, American Girl (@5sweetharts_) January 12, 2024
Change necessitates controversy.
And when you advocate for a better world, you become comfortable- and even embrace – controversy.
Read my full commentary here. ⬇️ @Moms4Liberty https://t.co/5IqQhDWVfV— Kit Hart, American Girl (@5sweetharts_) January 11, 2024