Rutherford County Allows Pornographic Materials To Be Accessible To Minors
The Rutherford County Library Board Will Allow Two Pornographic Books To Remain On Their Shelves.
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New Attack On Tennessee’s Unborn, Special Session Bills Set To Revive, Secret Ballots And The GOP & Much More! – The TennCon Big 7!
Brandon Delivers Stories On A New Attack Aimed At The Unborn In Tennessee, Bills From The Special Session We Can Expect To See Brought Back To Life In 2024, A County’s GOP Killing Transparency For Parents, A Chance For Justice For Those Fired Over Vaccine Mandates, Porn Allowed To Remain In Public School Libraries And Much More! Tune In!
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A Look At Who Funds Pornographic Literature In Schools And A Resource For Challenging Books
In Addition To Listing Many Of The Main Funding Sources For Literature In Public Schools That Parents Say Is Pornographic, The Online Resource Has Lists Of Inappropriate Books Found In The Clarksville-Montgomery County School System, Wilson County Schools And The Jackson-Madison County School District With Lists For The Williamson County School District And The Hamilton County School District Coming Soon.
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Wilson County School Board Votes to Keep Pornographic Material in School Libraries, Adds Books to “Mature Reading List” Instead
Last Week The Wilson County School Board Voted To Keep Two Controversial Books Available To High School Students In Wilson County, Adding Them To A “Mature Reading List” Instead Of Removing Them From School Libraries.
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Citizens Group Strives To Remove Pornographic Material From Wilson County School Libraries
A Local Citizen’s Group Is Attempting To Remove Publications Containing Mature Content From Wilson County Public School Libraries.
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Three States Have Age Verification Requirements To Access Internet Pornography: Why Not Tennessee?
In Three States, Utah, Mississippi And Louisiana, A Person Must Present Identification Showing That They Are Over The Age Of 18 To Access Internet Pornography. Four More States, Florida, Kansas, South Dakota And West Virginia Are Introducing Similar Legislation; Why Not Tennessee?
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Legislation Aims To Finish Initiative Started Last Session: To Get Porn Out Of Tennessee School Libraries
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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Anderson County Libraries’ Assault On Children And Our Resistance To It (Op-Ed)
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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Tennessee Bill Filed To Block “Harmful” Content On Minors’ Cell Phones
A Newly Introduced Tennessee Bill Aims To Monitor And Track What Is Accessed By Children On Their Cell Phones And Block Content That Is Deemed “Harmful” For Minors.
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A Call For Tennessee To “Take Back America’s Children” Amid Education Crisis [Interview With PJTN’s Laurie Cardoza Moore]
The Volunteer State Has Been Ground Zero For The Nationwide Fight To Get Left-Leaning Political Agendas, Anti-Semitic Falsehoods, Critical Race Theory, And Pornography Out Of Children’s Textbooks, Curriculum And School Libraries. Especially During The Pandemic, When Government-Initiated Lockdowns Forced Children To Stay Home, The Movement Gained A Lot Of Attention Because Of The Numbers Of Parents Who Saw, With Their Own Eyes, The Content Their Children Were Being Exposed To On A Daily Basis At Their Schools. Laurie Cardoza Moore, Founder Of Proclaiming Justice To The Nations, Says That Now Is The Time To Keep The Momentum Going And Fight For Permanent Positive Change In Our Classrooms. Laurie’s Organization Is Hosting An Upcoming Event That Will Educate, Motivate And Activate Attendees To Fight In Their Own Hometowns And Reclaim Classrooms To Ensure Our Next Generation Of Leaders Is Guided By U.S. History Facts, Not Left-Leaning Political Agendas.
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