Laura Ingraham discusses how the Democrats have pushed sexually explicit novels on kids in schools on 'The Ingraham Angle.'
Does that not infuriate you? It does. Any normal parent. Students need to learn how to read and write. Have you noticed that people can't do either lightly these days? Leave the rest. All the controversial topics. The birds and the bees. Leave it to the parents.
"Gender Queer" a memoir by Maia Kobabe has been criticized for depicting what appears to be an older man with a younger boy. And no, we don't care about the complaints of people like mega wealthy bestselling author Nora Roberts, because apparently she's whining about how her books are being taken off school shelves as well. Again, if parents want their sons and daughters to read books with
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