Librarian leadership may not want ‘pornographic’ books removed from school libraries | Eastern NC Now

Phonography is school libraries

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I wonder if any of the Country Commissioners or any parents have checked Beaufort County School libraries for this filth.

https://dailycaller.com/2021/11/25/american-library-association-pornographic-images/

Very graphic!

The American Association of School Librarians (AASL) is a branch of the American Library Association that specifically serves primary and secondary schools. The AASL is at the forefront of a contentious debate among parents over whether books with pornographic images and sexual narratives belong in school libraries.

“Fun Home” is among the books considered “inappropriate” by some parents. The book shows images of oral sex and signs hanging in a bedroom that read “Lesbian Terrorist,” and “Keep Your God Off My Body.”

A majority of the AASL’s Board of Directors posted online calling for all books to remain in school libraries. Several reposted claims that the removal of books is anti-LGBT and advocated for purchasing more books that tell stories about “underrepresented communities.”


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