Tennessee Conservative
Tennessee State Representative John Ragan Has Filed A Bill That Aims To Establish A Petitioning Process For Obscene Library Materials.
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Places That Should Be Safe Havens And An Escape From The World Are Becoming More And More Dangerous For Children As Public Libraries Across The State Continue To Be Infiltrated With Books Full Of Sexualized Content And Queer Ideology. One East Tennessee Grandmother Has Had Enough After Discovering Explicitly Inappropriate Materials In The Children’s Section Of The Kingsport Library Where She Had Taken Her 2 And 4-Year-Old Grandchildren.
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In Light Of The Many Concerns Of Parents Alongside Tennessee’s Continued Affiliation With The American Library Association, One Of Our Readers Reached Out To The Tennessee Conservative About What Exactly The Nolensville Public Library Has To Offer In Their Children’s Department.
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Mayor Glenn Jacobs Has Changed A Policy With Regard To Guns In Knoxville, Allowing Those Who Have A Concealed Carry Permit To Enter Public Libraries With Their Firearm.
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In A Normally Sparsely Attended City Hall Meeting, A Small Squadron Of About 25 LGBTQ+ Warriors Attended To Protest The Pressure Put On The Local Public Library By The Conservative Mayor And Vice-Mayor. At Issue Was A Bold LGBTQ+ Book Display In The Children’s Section, With Very Provocative Titles…
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A Bill With The Goal Of Expediting The Removal Of Obscene Or Inappropriate Materials That Sit On Tennessee School Shelves Will Be Heading To The Floor Of The State House For Debate And A Vote.
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A Pair Of Bills Will Be Heard Before The Criminal Justice Subcommittee At Noon On 3/7/2023, That Will Set Out To Finish A Task Yet To Be Accomplished In The State Of Tennessee.
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Speaking To The Anderson County Commission, A Colleague Evoked Shock And Awe Among The County Government Officials By Simply Displaying Some Vulgar Pictures From Library Books While Contrasting Those With The Nearly-Banned Books Of Our Beloved Dr. Seuss. While Most Commissioners And Some Citizens Spoke Passionately About How The Process Of Reconsideration Should Not Have Been Circumvented By Bringing The Issue Of Books To The Commission Meeting, Ironically Early The Next Morning The Commissioner Who Is Chairman Of The Library Board, Removed Some Of The Offending Books From The Library, Bypassing The Touted Reconsideration “Process” Himself.
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Representatives Diana Harshbarger And Mark Green Of Tennessee Introduced The No Obscene Teaching In Our Schools Act, Also Known As The Not In Our Schools Act, Which Prohibits Schools That Have Violated State Laws On Harmful Material For Children From Receiving Federal Funds.
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The Hamilton County School Board’s Book Review Committee Met On Tuesday To Discuss The Procedure That Is Currently In Place For Determining What Books Are Found In School Libraries.
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