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Won't pass FCC guidelines but taught in schools

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Parents and parental rights advocates seeking to shed light on what is being taught in schools say television stations won’t even broadcast what’s in their school curriculums because it’s too obscene.

It is against the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) guidelines to describe sexual conduct or feature any “grossly offensive” language on a radio or television broadcast. 

https://dailycaller.com/2022/10/29/education-parents-5-year-old-school-not-tv/

 


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( October 31st, 2022 @ 12:06 pm )
 
There is not enough control in the Beaufort County schools to stop radical teachers from using CRT, gender ideology, and related radical and obscene materials and concepts in the classroom. We have a superintendent who looks the other way and a rubber stamp school board. There was a boy invited to speak at Washington High School recently on "transitioning" to a girl and to encourage other students in this destructive path. Fortunately, we have three conservative running for the school board who will address such issues.



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