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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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A Local Citizen’s Group Is Attempting To Remove Publications Containing Mature Content From Wilson County Public School Libraries.
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Last Week, A Group Of Parents In Williamson County Filed A Petition To Have 5 Books That Sit On Middle And High School Shelves Removed Due To Their Inclusion Of What Is, According To The Law, Arguably Obscene Content. The Reason These Parents Were Forced To Resort To Such A Measure, Is Because The Policy Utilized By Williamson County Schools, According To The Petition, Is Inadequate And Falls Short Of What Is Required In Tennessee Law.
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Unfortunately, In Many Places Across The Country, Including Here In Rutherford County, Our Local Libraries And Public-School Libraries Are Circulating Sexually Explicit And Highly Controversial Content. Many Of These Books Use The Graphic Novel Format And Have Covers That Most Adults Would Interpret As Comic Book-Like Material.
What If We Started Rating Books Like We Rate Movies, Television Shows, Podcasts, And Music?
It’s Time To Make Our School Libraries And Public Libraries Safe Places Where Children Can Develop A Joy Of Reading And Learning Without Parents Worrying That Their Children Are Consuming Content That Is Not Appropriate.
The Williamson County School Board Voted Monday Night To Keep Books, That Some In The Community Deemed Inappropriate, On School Library Shelves. Board Members Voted 8 To 2 To Keep Five Books That Had Been Challenged.
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A Law That Eliminates An Exception For Educational Purposes Pertaining To Obscene Books Has Been Signed By Governor Bill Lee.
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The House Voted To Approve Two Bills Yesterday That Would Keep Obscene Books Out Of School Libraries. One Goes Next To The Senate Education Committee, While The Other Will Head To Governor Bill Lee’s Desk.
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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 Bill With The Purpose Of Helping To Weed Out Objectionable Books In The State’s School Libraries In A Timelier Fashion Passed Out Of The House Education Administration Committee Yesterday.
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School Districts Across The Country Purchased Books In 2022 That Cover Controversial Topics Such As Critical Race Theory, White Supremacy And Gender Dysphoria.
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