I Cannot Believe This Book Exists On The Shelves Of SCHOOL Libraries.

Controversy has erupted about another book in school libraries. This one is called Lawn Boy and has parents rightfully freaking out over the pornographic content written throughout the book. The Washington Post attempted to defend the book, making the situation worse.
Don’t forget to like this video, subscribe to our KZbin channel, and ring the notification bell so you never miss a future upload!
Become a DailyWire+ subscriber today to get exclusive weekly content! bit.ly/3UHJmVf
Check out the Brett Cooper collection now: bit.ly/3On9jrP
Follow Brett Cooper on social media:
Instagram - www.instagram....
Twitter - / imbrettcooper
Facebook - / brettcooperdw
#TheCommentsSection #BrettCooper #DailyWire #Reaction #React #Politics #Culture #Entertainment #TikTok #publicschool #school #library #woke #lgbt #lawnboy #basedparents #parents #education

[@andrewwilson1665]

I’m 25 and when I bring this disgusting stuff happening in schools up with my peers who spent years in college they call me a “bigot”, “homophobe”, or they brush it off as “exaggeration” and “fearmongering” it’s fucking tiring dealing with people who are deluded to the reality in front of their eyes.

[@diacarat]

not to mention whenever this happens the media jumps on claiming its an "LGBTQ" book that parents want banned just to make sure people react the way that you said. all this state mandated sex ed curricula and these books in libraries feels like a pedophilic attack on children under the name of gay people, who spent years trying to break the idea that being gay inherently involves pedophilia. this is the pedophiles overtaking of the gay rights movement that we were told was a slippery slope and wouldn't ever happen. this is intentional, so you can be called a bigot when you speak out against pedophilia.

[@OlDirtyBandit]

Just keep them as peers and not friends

[@malumachado4561]

It's hard to see if they dont have kids or nieces/nephews going through this shit. Where I am one of the most prestigious schools in the country just "celebrated" their first trans student. My question is would you have a celebration for a straight child's sexual preference? They are a child? Why are they glorifying the sexual preferences of CHILDREN. People who dont deal with the school system dont understand what's happening. The school psychologists are essentially separating all the kids they have deemed "quirky" (tomboys, effeminate boys) and telling them they're "different" because they're actually gay or in the wrong body.

[@itskeagan3004]

@@malumachado4561 government run school-government run/backed pharma. Get your kids out of public school and research where you send them otherwise, homeschool.

[@itskeagan3004]

Stay strong in your beliefs, many of us fathers are right with you and won’t back down.

[@MrBuns-yi2hk]

Children age 10 do not just spontaneously do the behaviors described in the book. If a real child were to do that, I would think they were abused.

[@Itsgyro]

I feel like kids start fantasizing about sex only after maybe 13-14. 10 year olds doing that shit is just not something you promote. It isn’t natural and it promotes the worst ideals.

[@Hamphield]

That's their goal, this disgusting degenerates wants to normalize this behavior to children

[@Gingerblaze]

If they have had unsupervised access to the internet they HAVE been abused. At least psychologically.

[@SrSilly]

Exactly

[@davidlyleson1111]

You’re in for a shock but social statistics and professional observation from counselors, psychologists and behavioral therapists have found a disturbingly high percentage of minors admitted to having sexual activity with another child sense the early 2000 and it has increased each year. What’s interesting is most kids who spilled the beans reveal that their motives to do the acts were inspired by exposure to pornography through social media.

[@justafan6535]

The mother is on the verge of tears. I can’t imagine the pain she must feel, my heart breaks for her and her son.

[@squidkid419]

@meme_cave9782he got ASSIGNED that book?!? It’s one bad thing to have that book in the library, but it’s a whole other worse thing to make kids read it! Wow, how far our society has fallen

[@squidkid419]

@meme_cave9782 at least this place exists. There are people with brains in Brett’s comment sections lol

[@haileymccrae4681]

in my middle school, they dress code you for wearing leggings. but this book can just sit in library’s in our school and they don’t do anything about it?! shameful

[@KittyGirlplays]

I saw the book gender queer on a shelf in my ela class lol (im in highschool)

[@thatmusiclover444]

@@KittyGirlplaysI saw that too 😅

[@Quackers01]

I agree, in my middle school we have to wear leggings under our ripped jeans but for some reason books like this are appropriate ?! nothing can be said cause then they get hella mad. This world gets worse day by day

[@mathman80]

If you make up a new gender and say that wearing leggings is part of your gender expression it might work.

[@haileymccrae4681]

@@mathman80 lol i should try that

[@noahargo9990]

This is appalling that they think kids need to read or even hear about this. The amount of deviancy in society nowadays is just awful.

[@randelldanner8588]

It's called brainwashing.

[@Turnt_Tony]

@Florian D. it’s a historical book you nitwit and besides no one has gone nuts for it since 1945

[@thefabricator3]

I'm pretty sure it could be defined as Illegal and felonious. those who allow, would then be conspirators.

[@TheWeepingDalek]

@@floriand.9980 no book should be banned. This isn't fahrenheit 451

[@iwanttocry3212]

@@TheWeepingDalek no book should be banned but when explicit content is in it, it should be restricted from children having access And only catholic schools have religion classes

[@bri2146]

I picked up the book “Push” from my high school library shelf thinking it was like the Dakota Fanning movie but instead I found a horrific and traumatizing story about a middle school or high school girl GIVING BIRTH to HER FATHER’S BABIES and HER OWN MOTHER MOLESTING HER and I am still deeply traumatized

[@sierrahale804]

0-0 I am so, so sorry-

[@bri2146]

@@sierrahale804 thank you💕 it’s not your fault. They really need to do better

[@lojanta]

That sounds like a nighmare ;-;

[@bri2146]

@@lojanta it was💕

[@the-emo-demigod]

That must’ve been traumatizing

[@GeneralProfessor]

They constantly say that "love is love" yet their actions constantly prove that their definition of love is equal to the most depraved forms of lust.

[@rashira9610]

My favorite part is how they preach acceptance and tolerance, live and let live Kumbaya etc, all while being the most hateful, intolerant, phobic bigoted people I've ever had the displeasure of encountering in my 29 years of life.

[@arinerm1331]

For exactly the same reason, the "monkey pox emergency" was never actually exposed for what it is, and for how it spreads. Instead, MSM were generally spreading fear across the entire population, promoting jabs to "protect against" the affliction, when all along the best protection against monkey pox was not to participate in gay men's orgies.

[@cobrazoid]

And that is why I have always kept saying "love is love" is a stupid lame pathetic excuse for the past couple of years, but I get bashed for it. And here we are, I know I stood correct and was correct when after hearing all these disgusting perverted books in libraries.

[@priscillajimenez27]

Yup

[@gilbertmillers4865]

Love is love is a total farce and a lie

[@sethfeldpausch4337]

The fact that an adult is not only comfortable, but confident in putting out a book with two ten year olds doing it, is INCREDIBLY telling! I would keep a close eye on that author!

[@thefabricator3]

why not prison?

[@criminallyblonde4149]

That’s what I just said! 💯💯

[@gilbertmillers4865]

The author deserves prison for 55 years or 80 years in a psych ward receiving shock therapy

[@angelesangeles7515]

Agree! Someone needs to check the author’s hard drive

[@alley0rgans]

How was that even published?

[@thundercrowz]

As a Christian the fact that they did this after being at a church youth group is unbelievable and disgusting it feels like a personal attack on Christianity.

[@nanaagyeman4654]

Exactly!!! It’s so beyond belief!! 🤬

[@oualidhaddaoui2764]

Fr its an attack on all religions and most importantly morals! So they can keep us weak and godless

[@koifishieeee]

I’m not a Christian, but that is absolutely unacceptable. I’m sorry you had to listen to that…

[@RandomRothbardian]

As an atheist with Christian parents, I’m sorry for you

[@alpyki2588]

Judging from what the author states the book is about, it probably is. "Late stage capitalism" critique is a waste of a good tree somewhere.

[@donkeydefense]

The worst thing about this is someone wrote this. THERE IS A HUMAN BEING THAT HAD THIS IDEA AND DECIDED IT SHOULD BE IN A BOOK.

[@simorshriki9174]

Then someone thought it was a good idea to publish the book! Why was there no one along the way who thought this was a bad idea?! (Sorry if something is not clear - I used Google Translate to write the comment)

[@destinyhntr]

If it was professionally published, there were dozens of eyes on the book. The author, beta readers, editors, marketers, advertisers.

[@brandmasis]

And later the schools saw nothing wrong with it, and put it into the libraries

[@SoMuchFacepalm]

People writing something shocking is nothing new. Plenty of stuff gets written for that specific purpose (especially on the internet). The weird thing is that this is getting flak now. I mean written smut has always been a thing, and there's never been any sort of limit on when you can read it. Not like content ratings for games and movies (they even had them for music for a while, remember?) That was always up to the parents, and employees of the parents (teachers, babysitters) were expected to honor the parents wishes.

[@eamoh13]

Of course the part you are upset with is specifically making fun of people like you.

[@Blake.Cooper]

I'm an elementary school teacher and just in SHOCK that these books are allowed in any school. No matter the age. Not in my classroom, I tell ya. Not in mine! Kids need to be kids and enough of this adult "wokeness" being forced upon them. It's disgusting.

[@russjamison9041]

Thanks...I know a few teachers that are pissed at this b.s. also.

[@Zgold10]

Thank you!

[@xwrtk]

You can learn about prostitution, sexual acts, brothels, other sexual content from reading Shakespeare. Some Shakespeare books with heavy sexual content are considered required readings at some schools. It may not have been read in ES but has been read in MS and HS. I can name more obvious books that would shock so many people. Most students don’t read Shakespeare for fun, but still. Schools overall aren’t fully checking the contents of books.

[@Cooliron24]

I'm glad they're still good teachers out there, thank you. 👍👍

[@daveb3910]

Thank you! Keep fighting for decency! The degeneracy has gotten way out of hand

[@_PannieCake_]

I read a book called Kaffir Boy in school. It was an autobiography and had a small piece of a chapter that described the prostitution of 10-year-old boys in Africa. The reason I find this book appropriate and not Lawn Boy is because they portray the prostitution as damning, traumatizing, and a terrifying truth. I had to get a permission slip signed to read the book (Otherwise I'd read something else).

[@emilywforreal]

When I was a high schooler, I once went to the local library to get some books out for the weekend and was so annoyed that there was a mom sitting in front of the YA shelf I needed, going through every book her teenage kids handed her that they were interested in reading. Today, as 30+ year old adult, I WISH more parents did that. Maybe not blocking the shelf from other patrons, but her diligence at checking every book that was going to come into their home and making sure she agreed with the values of the content her kids were reading is something I find incredibly praiseworthy today. Major kudos to her, whoever she is. I hope her kids grew up to be adults with values as strong as hers.

[@godofchaoskhorne5043]

Bruh 99% of books written for a young female audience are the same Shy virgin 16 year old girl dates 30 to 50000 year old abusive bad boy bro. Often an anthropomorphic creature. Has a love triangle Or 16 year old Mary sue super hero undefeatable mage witch vampire cool goth girl who thinks every other girl is a slat for kissing some boy or breathing toward the direction of a boy. But meanwhile she got her cheeks tapped by bad boy vampire professor mast night while her were pup boyfriend waited with flowers in his hand. He took her back of course next day. It wasn't her fault. She couldn't help it. She isn't a slat like that other girl in her class that she hates. She was under a powerful bloodlust spell!!! She wasn't under that spel the other 8 times she cheated. But that's because her boyfriend wasn't as good as he should have been

[@the_rachel_sam]

My poor mom was mortified when she checked out a book for me that appeared to be a historical fiction mystery novel about a woman institutionalised by her greedy husband, but it ACTUALLY turned out to be a lesbian fantasy between the patient and an asylum nurse and the story of how they ran away to go be in a Boston marriage 😂 not exactly the same thing, but this did remind me of that event

[@SovietVoxll]

@@godofchaoskhorne5043 thats exactly how it always goes

[@observer8838]

Once upon a time, librarians had the sense to restrict the content and school upheld moral values. Shame on any school that actively promotes this mistreatment of young minds.

[@tabbyreed8925]

What I don't understand is why everything your child reads or sees has to hold to YOUR values? Especially once they are teens, they have their own thoughts, hearts, minds and souls, they are not your mini-me's.

[@eliser0se7]

In 2020, my mom decided to start homeschooling me because she was worried that I would be exposed to things that I wasn't ready for. I was in 8th grade then, i'm in 11th grade now. I didn't know how right she was.

[@kcirtapelyk6060]

Your mom sounds like a great mother whose actually doing her job.

[@HighLordoftheBathroom]

Wish my parents realised this. Unfortunately Third World countries don't really seem to be bothered about picking up terrible influence in schools.

[@naomihotarutadashii9110]

I have to agree with you there. I'm from 10th grade as well, and I tell you, the things I've encountered at high school is absolutely disgusting. Thankfully nothing too innapropriate or any affairs between girls and boys, but the environment is made up of kids to whom this is a norm, and overall an incredibly toxic place. Despite going to a catholic high school, the teachers there show highly questionable movies (these movies would be a part of our curriculum, for history, English, etc)- where there'd be scenes of nude children, nude adults being intimate or similar inappropriate scenes. I've gotten my parents to consider homeschooling me, but I have to applaud your mother for making that choice for you. You must've been saved from a lot of unfortunate things at high school I wish I wasn't present to experience.

[@anonymousbrowsing2909]

I remember when homeschool kids were the weird ones . Now it’s the other way around

[@NFLGuru22]

I love to see youngsters being raced right these days. I wish you the best, and hope you grow up and do something amazing.

[@CEAsfg]

Parent: *Reads a passage from a book the school put in the library for children to read at any time* School: “That is inappropriate to read in front of children!”

[@LifeAsItMayBe]

I have read a lot of YA novels as an adult. Lately when I go through the "new to the library" shelves in the YA section, it's hard to find a book that doesn't include something LGBTQ+ in the summary. You can't just have characters going on an adventure anymore, it has to all be about figuring out what weird sex thing will make them happy.

[@ntmn8444]

Omg I’ve noticed this too. I recently went to the bookstore, and I’m looking for a section, but came across the YA section. I couldn’t believe what I was seeing. I briefly skimmed the section out of curiosity, and omg, everything, EVERYTHING is about LGBTQ. Everything. America is screwed up. Btw…yes, this is an exclusively American phenomenon.

[@th6tties299]

@@ntmn8444 In my local book store, the YA section doesn't have anything newer than 2015. Everything newer is put in the LGBT section of the store.

[@leobuana7430]

@@th6tties299 whoever,manage that bookstore is wise and kind

[@ntmn8444]

@@leobuana7430 seriously.

[@leobuana7430]

@@ntmn8444 definitely know the kind of rotten stuff people put in those not-"young adult" novel and choose to spare young fellow bookworm from getting twisted

[@___molly____]

when i was in 5TH GRADE my science teacher had a CLOSET full of copies of this book. she was handing out copies to kids to read over some sort of break we had (can't remember). i didn't grab a copy because i wasn't interested in short books at the time (i was a nerd). this is crazy.

[@kaylapowell2793]

I just wrote an essay about banning books, and about this book in particular. Pushing these books on CHILDREN is pedophilia. You can’t tell me that it’s “educational” or “important” for representation. This is disgusting and vile. I am so grossed out rn 🤮🤮🤮

[@criminallyblonde4149]

It’s gross for even adults…writing or reading about 10 yr olds together like this is SO sick…yuck 🤢

[@eliminator173]

@@criminallyblonde4149 yea that author has a pedophelic mind for sure

[@ntmn8444]

Seriously.

[@Steven9567]

why do they even need representation its just a fetish nothing more

[@BigHomieSteveTheMetalHead]

@@criminallyblonde4149 I feel the same! Who the hell even writes this 💩? Let alone market it for CHILDREN.....that is SICK....the person who wrote that book is a deeply disturbing individual.....

[@morrphina]

I was given the book ‘Lolita,’ by Vladimir Nabokov, as an assignment my junior year of COLLEGE… The class had so many prerequisites that you really could not have taken it much earlier, maybe sophomore year at the earliest. That book was HEAVY on the creepy, graphic/sexual imagery, and I acknowledged that a reason it wasn’t presented to me until college age is because, the creep is so heavy in that book that you really have to be mature and have strong reading comprehension skills in order to still look at it as a work of literature and discuss it impartially- which is very hard to do when you are reading a few hundred pages about an adult man fantasizing over a prepubescent girl. It is nuts what they’re expecting kids to learn before they even hit puberty these days! Also; can I just say that since not every child develops the same, I was a very late bloomer and very awkward for most of my life; if someone had forced me to read books like this, I would have been mortified and felt so guilty that I probably would have been having stomach aches and not being able to sleep. I experienced many times as a kid that I learned a new bad word or read something I wasn’t supposed to and was petrified to ask my mom what I had heard or read, out of fear of getting in trouble for learning or doing something too adult too early on. So I can’t even imagine, how it feels for these young children whose parents do not want them looking at this stuff and consuming this stuff, to be told by their superiors in school that they need to be and that their parents are wrong and this is what’s good for them. I feel like we’ve got to have a lot of anguished young people these days. It’s super crazy to me that all of this is in the name of humanitarianism, inclusion, equity and equality… But if anyone gets hurt along the way, who gives a shit! Like this is all the most backwards thing ever… I cringe every time I think about being a leftist in the past, because I really did it thinking that the left was the side of caring and compassion… Flash forward to the present and it’s literally a group of the worlds most narcissistic people who think they are never wrong about anything, being the biggest hypocrites by forcing their opinions and views on others and not allowing other people to live their own lives. 🤦‍♀️

[@HereTakeAFlower]

Read the book at 19, and man was it a masterpiece. Probably not fit for middle school kid, tho.

[@rodikalicharan5544]

Why would any kid want to read this trash especially if you're straight? How does this helps a child when they graduate? All your doing is grooming young boys to like child porn when they become men. I pray that Jesus Christ will have mercy on America.

[@coffeewithextrasuga1017]

Same, I read that for my literature and psychoanalysis class in uni. God, that book gave me trauma as an adult 🙃

[@drishe08]

I went to Wikipedia and searched about it because Many people were talking about it and I agree with you teenagers like 13-18 cannot read this...Even I can't

[@Computergirl567]

i found a comunity of 10-15 year old girls online who read lolita and taught each other how to emulate the book. They would talk about wanting an adult man to r*pe them. They would completely miss the point that dolores was a victim, instead saying they wished they were her. They would literally say FLIRTING TIPS on how to flirt with pedophiles. I WAS 12 WHEN I DISCOVERED THIS.

[@bittercitrus]

When i was a teen I bought a copy of 'Fifty Shades of Grey' because the description was something along the lines of "he was fighting with his demons" or sth (the description was very ambiguous only mentioning romance and tension and signing a mysterious contract) and on the back there was a mention of this book being a romantic adventure. So my teenage self thought, oh a fantasy book similar to 'Twilight', gotta check it out. Well you can probably tell how it ended💀

[@OliveM-yn2ib]

Dannggggg. I also thought that and ALMOST bought it, but my mum stopped me just in time

[@hannahbrooks9222]

If a ten year old is committing sexual acts like that they have 100% been abused and this should not be available for other kids to read. This is basically a depiction of abuse being repeated.

[@jsquad55155]

You can't say that now since books are available and teachers talking about it in elementary school. They see basically the molesters. Teaching kids how to do it!!!! Are you dumb or blind to this fact

[@xxliaz9068]

Exactly 10 yr olds can’t even really feel anything sexual unless they have been abused

[@MultiChrisjb]

@@xxliaz9068 not so, I had sexual thoughts younger than 10.

[@isai77]

@@xxliaz9068 that's simply not true

[@762x69]

Yep, no regrets pulling my daughter from public school last year.

[@kellyhughart9600]

Good for you!

[@ProthoPectore]

G.A.T.T.O. G.et A.ll T.he T.hinkers O.ut. The John Taylor Gatto Project.

[@ProthoPectore]

i didn't intend for the 'Get' to be hyperlinked. the link has nothing to do w/ my comment.

[@mrs.hatfield1451]

Yes, once 2020 hit, I never sent them back. I'd rather teach the the fundamentals and include home economics and financial management.

[@Johnlindsey289]

The schools went from woke to soon broke

[@buggy997]

When I was in college I had to read a book about a 15 having seggs for the first time. The book was sooooo graphic, and I was asked to read it out loud in class. I bleeped a bunch out, so basically, all I said was "the" and "a" because I was not going to be pressured to read such pornographic material. I understand I am older than the kids "lawn boy" is targeted to, but it's crazy that society has changed so much. I remember being told to be careful reading books that had kissing in it.

[@YoonieToons]

Thats horrid not let anyone pressure you into reading that you should have gone to a consoler and told him about that that teacher sounds like a creep.

[@EleutheriaSousouriES]

I didn't know that this video would affect me so much but after 2 minutes I legit started crying. Why we can't let kids be kids? As a kid all I wanted was to wake up in the weekend and watch cartoons, play with my friends, and so many things why we have to destroy that innocence.

[@schneemilch908]

My theory (as a non expert!) is: To make them lose contact to the fulfilling things. Than as they grow older, this missing of fulfillment depress them. Then they promise the lost fulfillment and a place in the world. And with this, they multiply. As I've said, I am not an expert of the sort, but, in my view, the whole development of society stinks of it.

[@VoiceOvaGuy]

@@schneemilch908 Basically. They trick these children into walking the wrong path, which leads them to depression. Their misery spurs them to find validation in others, often times children of which they share a mentality with. By that I mean, people that are tricked onto this path from a young age stop mentally maturing, and even a 30 year old that's been walking that path will still have the mentality of the child they were when they lost their way. It's very sad, and very evil people are supporting and propagating it in schools, entertainment, authority, everywhere.

[@natiart]

I got a rare headache from the passage... even though English is my second language I feel pain in this woman's voice and how she thinks about what her children might read ... This is extremely painful for me I'm afraid for my little brother to get hurt by ped0s and other things in the internet

[@user-hw6bi5uc1q]

right? i read a book like this when i was 10 or 9, had seen some stuff before then too, now i hate the way my mind is.

[@tomsektul31]

Its not really that good to be kid. Just because it is hard to be an adult does not mean being kid is better.

[@rgreerjr]

Its hilarious how that one woman is SO worried about the kids in the meeting room hearing what she is saying but yet they have the books in school libraries.

[@MultiChrisjb]

I don't necessarily agree with restricting any book to anyone, but that is a very good point.

[@v25467]

My favorite is when the school boards stop the parents from reading from it bc it's too explicit to be read aloud on the live stream but somehow still allow it to be kept in the library for students to access. Seen that happen a couple times so far. The cognitive dissonance is out of control... (Not one of the articles mentioned in this video, probably saw it on Fox news)

[@tiktoks4urmom]

@@MultiChrisjbit is to children if it’s especially sexually explicit.

[@eowyngraceellison2801]

Watching that little clip brought me tears of drama. I have experienced it twice in a young age and it still hurts me to hear kids listening to this especially if they had sexual abuse.

[@MrDevinCates]

I am disgusted with how our school system has gotten so bad

[@arphod]

Hoo boy, just wait.

[@AbrasiousProductions]

I'm glad I dropped out

[@halifaxguy]

As a gay adult I can tell you that I would be livid if my child were given this book in school. NOT because of race or sexuality. I would be equally upset over a school aged child reading about sexual acts between a 10 year old white boy and a 10 year old white girl…

[@fauziaaisyh]

EXACTLY. there are absolutely ways to teach kids about lgbt people WITHOUT involving sex in it. this is so deranged and disgusting like as a bi woman myself i was like what tf even is THIS sh*t?!

[@KhanGarth]

Yeah. Not about gay vs straight, it’s them not being adults.

[@chessplayer5728]

sorry you didnt had a dad

[@halifaxguy]

@@chessplayer5728 did you reply to the wrong comment? Not sure what showing inappropriate content to children has to do with my father, who is very much still alive and was a great role model and integral part of my development from a child into a man.

[@chessplayer5728]

@@halifaxguy yep into a gay man loser

[@vishu1334]

I remember reading this book in 5th grade. My English at the time was not great, so I barely understood what was going on. Nobody in class talked about this outside the class, so I thought it was no big deal. Now looking back, this is absolutely awful. The school system really needs to do better.

[@JRoze0926]

I’m a middle school teacher in Baltimore County, Maryland. I recently discovered this channel and this video in particular caught my attention. Is there a list out there of more books of this nature? I’d love to audit our library and see how many of them are in there-see what I can do while in the trenches to fight the good fight and protect our kids!

[@ajb.822]

Amen ! IDK, myself, having been homeschooled since age 9 and was in Christian elementary school before then ( and btw they probably often don't have as many, as bad, but these things have been found in their libraries too - Christians, never assume, check yours out !!!). Anyways, I am wondering if your county currently has am active group which could help you find such a list, if ones exists. I'm NOT advocating being on FB ( I've gotten off, didn't want to fund Zuckerberg & those HE funds, even a tiny bit), but FB is where most are (or maybe u can find some on MeWe). Check in "discover groups", search for for your county name and words like patriot or constitution or republic ( or try state name if need be). In WI, in 2020 we had a bunch start. The ones near me are all very sound-of-mind people, seeking lawful, peaceful ways to get us back to the constitution and so on. They know about the gr8 reset, etc. too, and lots of other factual things, on which they share facts and solid info with sources and references. Ours often have featured guest speakers of note, and have different topics of focus for the bi-monthly meetings. They have been big on issues of school boards and things like the topic of this YT video above. They've been great as providing and creating helpful things, along similar lines as what you're asking for, so, I would be surprised if someone there didn't have knowledge of one. I have been ill a lot and not active in ours, and don't know where u live, so, I hope what I've shared can help u find some help where u live, which leads you to such a list.

[@The_Primary_Axiom]

These certifiably insane educators feel anything that’s lgbt is appropriate for kids no matter the age. To them nothing is off limits to kids so as long as it has gay and trans sexual acts. If that story was about a girl and a boy I guarantee you it wouldn’t be there guaranteed.

[@jenniferstjohn3949]

That was so uncomfortable to hear. I can’t believe this is in school and whoever okay’d it can morally justify that

[@Campechaneando01]

Thanks for viewing and commenting. you have been selected for our new year giveaway prize✨ text me on the Telegram name above 🔝🔝 to claim your prize. (Winners only)💚😊

[@brooklyntrout5307]

So when I was in elementary school Captain Under Pants was taken out of our school library and a lot of us were sad. A rumor started that it was because a young kid stripped to their underpants and ran around in a classroom because of the book. My dad checked them out for the public library because me and my twin brother loved the series. It helped us learn to read in laughing entertaining matter. I am more than shocked its in a school library.

[@factfiend1000]

Loved that series. Oddly enough, the movie based on the series was pretty good.

[@Lemony.splitz]

They got rid if it bc harold was revealed to be gay

[@brooklyntrout5307]

@@Lemony.splitz ah. The kid running around must've been a rumor. This sadly makes sense. Thank you

[@j.h1456]

I have a two year old daughter and this is my worst nightmare, her being taught and exposed to all of this without my knowledge at a very young age.

[@haworthlowell805]

Private school, investigate conpletely, of homeschool.

[@SilviaVanThreepwood]

Home school.

[@kimberlyelliott7933]

Homeschool.

[@jampanda1568]

Homeschool +4

[@ryancarlo9328]

Imagine going back in time and telling them that our society has promoted pornography for children. What do you think they would think of us?

[@slanderman3296]

Im more concerned that they gonna judge all of us,for not sticking up for thewomen, and the mutilating and castration of children. We just as evil for letting evil be evil

[@turnmeondeadman4221]

@@slanderman3296 or satanist temples

[@CyberBlade01]

well ill tell you blood lines would be removed

[@kennymichaelalanya7134]

@gamerdad8824 Ironically, the only blood line that the elites care about is theirs. That's why they push this stuff. So we can not just forget about our legacy but hate our past and what our ancestors have accomplished. Traditions and way of life are being attacked in all aspects.

[@mrs.hatfield1451]

And we all need to do something.

[@melancholypocketwatch2516]

I was a fast reader in middle school and worked in my school’s library. The librarian had me read books to screen them for the library. I read a series so full of satanism and violence it made me sick, and it was never pulled from the shelves. Another book in my middle school library called “Twisted” dealt with themes of sexual assault. It was also never pulled.

[@raven-ek1yl]

I still have the “twisted” book in my library it’s just ah

[@runachan2910]

I'm a christian from Egypt....I'm proud to say the most sexual thing we've ever read in a school novel was Mr Darcy admiring Elizabeth in Pride and Prejudice, and that romantic scene when Rudulf was admiring princess Flavia's eyes in Prisoner of Zenda knowing that it has been recently changed back to the original wine bottle....in older versions of our version of the novel it was cake because they didn't want to introduce drinking to middle schoolers but then decided that it was ok....and this is one of the things I'm proud of in our schools

[@Peaea]

Good for you!😊

[@03stmlax]

Raunchy stuff lol

[@tony_5156]

Are you Coptic Christian? If so I have some genuine questions for you

[@P.Whitestrake]

Middle-Eastern & African & Asian countries now looks much more decent than the west.

[@tony_5156]

@@P.Whitestrake Singapore is awesome man They have a capitalist healthcare system but because of their laws the hospitals have competitive pricing so you won’t become homeless because of the bills.

[@annahrodrigues4297]

I remember when I was in elementary school, like 7 or 8 years ago, there was a book about hummingbirds where one of them was killed and stuffed. My mom was so upset with it, saying it was too dark for my age, she talked to the principal and they removed the book from the library. Simple as that.

[@lucianking1451]

Thats not terrible some pg movies are just as bad if not worse depending on the decade.

[@user-zc4sx9ig6p]

Thats so petty lmao That's why children are so weak now, anyways banning books from schools is pointless They'll just find the book online anyway

[@franklin3916]

I mean there's the bird pie from the twits but i mean if it was that graphic that's bad

[@zacharyvance2365]

Parents actually being parents is quite refreshing. We would never have gotten to this point in our society had parents been involved in their kids’ education from day one. 🤷‍♂️

[@Vesselglory]

I couldn't hold back the tears watching this. My heart cries for all youngsters out there being polluted by such content. How did we get here so fast or even at all?

[@lukejames8701]

I’m a student in LISD (the district mentioned in the video) and I hate our book groups and book clubs for reasons like this. We are given option for other books but they are all woke or have some sort of underlying woke agenda message. Whether it’s about “systemic racism” or anything with “LGBTQ” Me and my friends are tired of it and have to chose the non-woke books no one else reads.

[@schuylerhummel6377]

Gay

[@schuylerhummel6377]

Holy guacamole! Hes right!

[@pattytvw8536]

Happened to my son too

[@dcsmixedbasket8262]

I can vouch for this, the entire English department across the district is largely aimed towards woke indoctrination.

[@petercena9497]

Leander isn't a far left community, but for some reason people running the school district are.

[@lindsayniekamp4383]

I think I read “one of us is lying” as a seventh grader because one of my teachers recommended it. It has a lot of sex references, etc. It is a good book, but I was twelve. They are giving this book to twelve year olds. And it’s in the school library for students as young as ten to read.

[@greenbean_123ean]

Oh crap I'm nearly 14 and want to read this There's nothing that actually happens in the book right I just like murder mysteries 😢 Do you think it would be all right (from public library not school library I should specify)

[@annie-dang]

One of Us is Lying is an amazing book, I read it when I was 13. It is not bad. Maybe not for 10 year olds, but 12 is an okay age to read that.

[@Fairyyoop]

Along with this is the Shatter Me series. Each book the main character just goes crazy with some of the side characters. Mind you, I was also in seventh grade. And the books are thick.. (around 500-750 pages, and a total of 6ish books.) sadly, I read the whole series for the sake of plot, skipping over the *scenes* would cost me like 3 pages… why are they allowing such disgusting books in the school system. Also, I’ve come across NUMEROUS books on our school shelves at least mentioning sa and containing it. The world needs to get a grip.

[@drishe08]

It's okay for 13 not for people under 13 or 12

[@nightflurry410]

My boyfriend often wonders why i won't let kids be taught by anyone but me when we get married, i'm gonna show him this video because this is honestly disgusting.

[@criminallyblonde4149]

Same

[@purpleflows5680]

I worked as a teacher and had to start sharing this content with my fiancé (now husband) and others who had not been in schools since they were in school for them to really get how bad it’s gotten. It’s beyond comprehension to most until they actual hear and see what’s going on. Otherwise, they assume things are like they were 20 or 30 years ago. Btw, I fully plan on homeschooling and could not be convinced otherwise.

[@rubygarcia3327]

The best option is to homeschool your kids. That's what I'm going to do in the future

[@nightflurry410]

@@rubygarcia3327 same, though I know I'm going to have to work hard to understand the subjects myself.

[@ntmn8444]

This is honestly why I also want to homeschool. As a kid, I was exposed to a lot of contemporary authors, nothing to this degree of course. But I can’t help but wonder why in all my K-12 years, not one teacher had us read anything by CS Lewis or GK Chesterton. There are so many classics out there I want to expose my son to, and well, this video is just one more reason on top of that.

[@32275005]

Seeing her reading those pages hurt my heart.

[@Itsgyro]

I had to lower the sound damnit. It’s disgusting to even listen to.

[@eyes_espresso4803]

I read through The Lovely Bones on my own when I was 13. I didn't obtain it from my school library, but I do remember seeing it later in my high school library. My parents and I had NO idea what it was about, but when I finished it, I was shell-shocked. I ran to my parents and admitted what I'd been reading for days and broke down, and they immediately threw the copy away and cried with me. Parents, PLEASE check what your kids bring home to read.

[@hugh9965]

This is horrific! What kind of person could even think of this to write about 10 year olds? I’d be at the school in the principals office that same day getting that crap straightened out. I feel so bad for parents with kids in schools that do this.

[@ntmn8444]

That’s how depraved our society is. And this book is probably considered “art”.

[@GreyBlackWolf]

Pedophiles make these books

[@SethEssington]

This is absolutely disgusting! I am flabbergasted that this exists in school libraries. We need to get this crap out of schools! Thanks Brett for bringing this to light!

[@Ineedtimefortears]

What happened to classic literature? We have so many GOOD writers, but this kind of book is just crazy… Maybe we also should place “50 shades of gray” at this point 😂

[@katy.._lol]

I wish I could go back to before I heard what that women said at the beginning 💀

[@hermionegranger1238]

The sad thing is, when Harry Potter was challenged they had classes edited and the books taken off the shelves so that people who were against Harry Potter wouldn’t have to hear it, now they’re mad because some parents are doing the same thing to this book.

[@ashebennett7726]

And Harry Potter is about good overcoming evil, friendship, love and family and how without friendship, love and how they help you overcome all those things. There’s even a good message about bullying. But sure, let’s have child pornography, that’s is much better than the beautiful messages that Harry Potter can teach you because they don’t like the words magic, wizards, and witches and automatically it’s “satanism”. How is lawn boy any better?

[@dusoiree]

I’m pretty sure Harry Potter was challenged because of JK Rowling being “transphobic” and apparently implying racist stereotypes into her book. A lot of woke people are satanists they dont care about the “satanic” element of Harry Potter

[@Breezeyheart]

I can not believe the filth that is in the schools these days! I am so glad that my mom home schooled me after the third grade! When my mom went to school a book series called "Sweet Valley High" was controversial because the girls occasionally kissed their boyfriends mostly on the cheek, so you could not get it in the school library until after the latest book had been read by the librarian and the school broad. It took so long if you had the money to, you just bought it or you shared them among your friends as they came out with a new one each month and the school system took three months to clear one. What happened to caring that much about the kids that you actually read all the books that went into the library?

[@MoriacMumma7]

Yeah. They probably did read the book. But many times people are now afraid of the backlash from the "progressives"! Progressive isn't kiddy porn! And these WOKE narcissists need to be stopped!

[@OrianGrao]

To be fair the newspaper can't possibly publish what those books say as they might be sued for some sort of indecency clause.

[@priscillajimenez27]

They can probably allude to it

[@criminallyblonde4149]

The school board &/or whoever allowed this disgusting book should be sued…& investigated. Begs the question of who tf this author is as well. I can’t imagine reading, let alone imagining & authoring about 10 yr olds doing this 🤢😒yuck

[@OrianGrao]

@@criminallyblonde4149 The author does say this book wasn't meant for children, so... There is that. Children do experiment, sometimes at a young age, specially now with sexual material so easily available, even when parents are careful. So a book that handles the subject isn't a problem, it is just not a book that should ever be in school libraries.

[@kristenkidd3982]

When I was in high school we had one book we were allowed to read that said the word "shit" two or three times throughout the entire book. _That_ was a big deal for us at that age. I can't even imagine reading this in school. My mom would've set the whole school on fire.

[@recordcollector0665]

My district's school board restricted access to this book among others like Gender Queer, This Book Is Gay, etc. Then all of the woke rainbow-haired students got mad and basically threw a tantrum at the next board meeting, demanding the books be put back.

[@RisingUnderdog]

And did they put them back?

[@Austin-cr5zo]

It should always be the needs of the many not the needs of the 1%. This is terrible.

[@libraeevee9467]

Please tell me this, they did NOT add the books back…

[@chronicle9740]

So did those creatures get their way or did people running the school board meeting have a backbone and kept their books restricted.

[@libraeevee9467]

@@chronicle9740 I hope it’s the backbone option

[@gideonbrown4215]

Just in case you guys are wondering, I read a bit of this Lawn Boy book myself. There is a whole chapter (albeit a short one) where the main character makes dispassionate love to a young girl who finds him attractive. The chapter is called “I’m Not A Virgin.” Homosexual themes or not, this book does not belong within the vicinity of children.

[@eliminator173]

Im glad I graduated in 2013 when the worst thing we had in our Library was the Twilight books.

[@Campechaneando01]

Thanks for viewing and commenting. you have been selected for our new year giveaway prize✨ text me on the Telegram name above 🔝🔝 to claim your prize. (Winners only)💚😊

[@mwtoZP]

Twilight actually sent a good message. No sex before marriage. Now obviously kids shouldn’t marry straight out of high school but hey it’s ten times better than go have oral sex at ten.

[@arinerm1331]

It always floors me when someone on the board tells the speaker that the content of their presentation to the adults of the board is not appropriate to the forum. That's **EXACTLY** the point, and how does the parent not shout those words at the top of the lungs? "If this forum isn't appropriate for this content, how is a school the appropriate forum for the same content?" Gawd, the lack of self-awareness is strong in these morons.

[@criminallyblonde4149]

In all fairness she tried to…& good for her & ALL the parents who actually care to protect their kids & kids in general! This is all shockingly insane…who tf even writes about this? 🤢

[@ookipuki]

Pls keep her off the internet

[@saintsheepy6682]

Or the only reason the morons are saying that is they're fully aware of the illegal, immoral actions of their crimes and don't want to be exposed, failing to realize about how word of mouth works.

[@unodestosdiaz2998]

What I noted here is that they took the title "LAWN BOY" by Gary Paulsen, a book aimed at CHILDRED to teach them how hard work pays off, and gave it to a semi-bio book by another author, to try to sell it, profiting of the "MISTAKE" of asosiation with the known title. This happens pretty frecuently, and mostly in systems of high demand like schools. Weird I've only read one comment pointing that out. Greetings from Panamá.

[@libraeevee9467]

As another comment probably mentioned Is that the book that teaches kids about the stock market?

[@mint_soup9743]

Wait I love Gary Paulsen! Hatchet was so good.

[@DannyDevitoOffical-TrustMeBro]

Yea, that’s what got me confused when I say the thumbnail bc I read both lawn boy and hatchet. Lawn Boy is a good book, but this one in the video is revolting. How terrible that it’s now associated with an actually good book for kids….

[@whitewolfcreations3999]

Once I heard there were two with the same name I wondered if there was a mixup.

[@kjl4983]

I remember in 3rd grade I got in trouble for reading an adult book in school because it “heavily referenced drinking & drug use” but nowadays this is fine

[@FaithieFroggy]

I read one book in high school (Jewel by Bret Lott) that contained sexual content. It like one sentence, not very descriptive and it definitely wasn't between literal minors. This is absurd, there's no reason a book like this should even exist let alone be in a school library. It's just disgusting.

[@_Stormfather]

I read books in high school with adult content, but it wasn't the focus of the book. It was fantasy books that happened to have adult content in them. The Wheel of Time series is one example. Personally, I think in those cases it's alright, because it's just part of the world and experiences of the characters, not a political message being pushed, and not the main focus of the book. It's like when an adult scene shows up in a James Bond movie. Not something you'd actively promote to teenagers, but not the end of the world if they see it

[@stingrae789]

There's adult content in books, wow... Congratulations on becoming the firemen in Fahrenheit 451.

[@theanalogkid3763]

I’m embarrassed to admit now that I recently graduated from the school district where this happened. I’m glad I got out before this shit started happening on a regular basis.

[@NowaboMusic]

I saw the cover and thought "wait.... isn't that the book about the kid who mowed lawns for easy summer money and then learned how to hire workers and built a lawn mowing empire?" I guess it isn't. >.

[@amynazza]

I think it’s a second book that stole the title from the first. The first author should sue.

[@eeveeofalltrades4780]

So basically, they took the name of a book about a boy becoming someone who contributes to society and earns a good life through hard work and gave it to...this

[@michelleclark9445]

Brett, your comment about the Young Adult section, is bang on! As a parent of three (adults now, 22, 24 & 34) children who all loved to read, I found that I had to start pre-reading the books as they got closer to 8/9 years old for exactly this reason. I know, this isn't the young adult age range, but that how bad some of books have gotten in the younger age groups. We love lively conversations/debates around the dinner table in my family, usually regarding a latest book, article or podcast. However, when your eight year old suddenly asks why the girl in the story was on her knees in front of a boy (explicit details not needed) it can definitely throw you for a loop, to put it mildly. Love your channel! 🤗🇨🇦

[@OliveM-yn2ib]

Your children will go on to do great things. Good on you for supporting them reading! A lot of kids in my YEAR 8 class still can not read, and it seems that i am the only one who can read confidently. I'm not even from England and can read and speak better English.

[@bbq0225]

Brett, thank you for being a role model for young women. As a 24 year old woman who had a wake up call last year and has completely returned to my conservative roots, it's inspiring seeing someone my age call out all the craziness in the world. One thing I thought while watching this video, I hope you have a strong support system, because some of this stuff you cover (most of it, really) is depressing. Hope you take your mental health seriously and step away when needed.

[@rachel-yy9ct]

bruh!

[@fordshojoe8080]

​@@rachel-yy9ct what?

[@pepsimanv7883]

@@fordshojoe8080 bruh!

[@fordshojoe8080]

@@pepsimanv7883 bruv

[@fordshojoe8080]

@@pepsimanv7883 brethren

[@dieselcat7567]

How is this x-rated material appropriate in a school library? Spoiler alert: It absolutely is not appropriate for school libraries. We have lost our minds!

[@victorcates9330]

If the aim of education is to form an adult, there's a rationale to allow older teens to deal with adultier themes. Even so, I have to agree. People argue that childhood as protected is a modern invention. It's a modern invention because in the victorian era, norms allowed for rampant abuse in different terms (for instance, in factories) and increased risks (trafficking). It's weird that protection is somehow conservative (given the past), and that it's progressive to expect people to swim in waters that they may not be ready for. I just don't see how endangering children and being opaque about it is progressive.

[@tomreeves8898]

There needs to be an investigation into the author of that book, honestly sounds predatory

[@newcreation1cor517]

I hadn't thought about this before: even if the story doesn't include pedophilic acts, the fact that the author imagined these details in such depth, as well as it being given to adults to read is placing children in adult's sexual fantasies (or even teens who should not be looking at 10 year olds that way...) which is pedophilic in a different way.

[@eliminator173]

Not defending him but its semi autobiographical so he might be recalling actual memories but still its like why do they need to be shared with other adults.

[@salamander4173]

@@eliminator173 better yet, why do the schools felt the need to share it with literal CHILDREN?!

[@asher1kenobi]

I think I read a book of the same name that the plot was about a kid during the summer mowing the lawn for this elderly man, and instead of paying him with cash, he offered him to pay him in stocks. It’s a cool story about learning the market for children.

[@mint_soup9743]

Thats much more wholesome than where I thought this was going. 😶

[@_Stormfather]

@@libraeevee9467 he literally said "of the same name"

[@libraeevee9467]

@@_Stormfather my bad >_

[@alexspies-pronouncedspeez]

yes! i remember that book! it is the same name but its by gary paulsen.

[@deathnoks2461]

If you ask me the author should be seen by a court, he has quite literally written what can only be described as novelized CP

[@wolverine343534]

A lot of people, rightly, are concerned how the book is allowed in schools. I think another concern, and possibly a bigger issue, is why the author wrote it AND why it was even allowed to be published!

[@evaphillips2102]

@@wolverine343534 censorship in print is a very very slippery slope.

[@wolverine343534]

@@evaphillips2102 yes, I guess it can be, but if Jimmy Saville wrote it, people would have the opposite opinion. If people can write anything, then ok, but to have that book in a school for kids to read, is wrong. It isn’t a passing comment in a book, it seems rather detailed! The main concern is definitely how it got into schools. I do agree that if one thing is censored, people (activists) want other things censored, and then it becomes a problem.

[@theraven3883]

10 year olds engaging in sexual acts!!! WTH has this world como to Nothing is safe anymore mate 😔

[@travisstephens3888]

Nope

[@rodawg7344]

I just wrote an essay on book banning in America for my senior essay. We are at the point where books cannot be age or grade restricted in high schools, and it is truly sad. I researched highly contended and controversial books, and 33 Snowfish and The Bluest Eye had summaries that made me sick. I could never understand why anyone who isn’t an adult would need to read books that specifically detail rape and sexual violence to the point that it is considered pornographic. 33 snowfish has a worse summary than metamorphosis or euphoria (if you know what those are, they are literal hentai, and this is a book). Apparently the biggest argument is the freedom of speech, but what does your speech have to do with who hears it? Children don’t deserve to be scarred for life because some woke people want them to learn about sex at too early of an age. When I wrote my essay I couldn’t find any information about the pros of banning books, because even the Greeks knew that an educated population was best, but I don’t see how exposing children to sexual content even counts and education. I was forced to suggest age restricting, even though some of these books should be age restricted beyond the age of students attending high school. If I could go back and add to my essay I would delve more into child protection laws against sexual exposure.

[@user-zc4sx9ig6p]

Many minors are raped and sexually abused So they can relate to these books in a lot of ways to cope with trauma It's unfortunately common especially with the protestant megachurches

[@saraclam6424]

​@@user-zc4sx9ig6p I'm pretty sure that if a not yet mentally matured child were to experience that trauma and to such a high degree, they most likely won't want to be reading a book explicitly detailing that abuse, it would most likely further traumatise them. They likely might develop PTSD where they will receive unwanted vivid flashbacks that someone would obviously want to try to forget, writing a CHILDS trauma in a book that might have been picked up to escape their worries or situation and have an enjoyable time like most do, only to find that they are taken to the place they wish to leave cannot be seen a coping mechanism , tell me what therapist would give a child that is being abused a book that describes their trauma more than even they can remember, not tell them the content and call it a coping mechanism, WHAT SANE PERSON, and the fact that you are in a way justifying this is disgusting. just allowing children to read this in case at least one child is being sexually abused is just ridiculous, your comment has no significance. Maybe a young adult not really child-child who read other peoples anecdotes on online mental health services and how they coped and found help can instil a sense of not being alone or relation in the child, but even those have distressing warnings and are almost never so explicit as the books that parents are complaining about for good reason, i know a lot of stories of this happening to children and i agree that it is yes unfortunately common and just thinking about those child having to experience it again because some lunatic thought that it would most likely help in the majority of cases makes me cringe. What you said still does not put these disgusting books that can ruin a child's youth and innocence, at a time where they should be reading maybe adventure books, about friendships, resilience and excitements by renowned authors or hidden gems, that will teach them real life morals and beautiful escapes, in a greater light. Think about everyone that would being affected, the Pros DEFINATELY out way the Cons. These books in no way can be considered literature

[@Computergirl567]

I was taught about metamorphosis aka 177013 in 6th grade by the high school anime club. ICKY....

[@drunkduck8073]

@@user-zc4sx9ig6p your comment is disgusting. When child gets abused they can't even process what happened, they are mentally demaged for a long, even life time. Why would they want to read something like this in such age?? Are you mentally ok? Why would they WANT to experience their trauma again? How would that help them cope?

[@victoriacox6812]

i’m a high schooler now, but i remember when i used the library in middle school, there was a book in the library i read that had several sexual references in the first few pages. if i had finished the book, who knows what else i would have read. this book was available to 11 year olds, and i live in a traditionally conservative area! i’m sure my high school library has much worse.

[@freerunner1953]

Can we go back to the good old days when Catcher in the Rye was the most controversial book in schools?

[@Campechaneando01]

Thanks for viewing and commenting. you have been selected for our new year giveaway prize✨ text me on the Telegram name above 🔝🔝 to claim your prize. (Winners only)💚😊

[@LXPhotographie]

My favourite book in High School! And yes I agree.

[@ZackStargaze]

I can’t believe schools just be like: “SUREEE read this literal CP” It’s disgusting and they need to get their act together.

[@kaelanime7750]

It's all by design...

[@vivianrichards1313]

They need to be fired.

[@TheDuckKing007]

I’m more concerned that the book got published in the first place

[@Razor-gx2dq]

@@AbrasiousProductions doesn't mean it was right, but I get the point.

[@user-id3bu4vn8q]

They are doing it on purpose it’s so obvious at this point. This is too much to explain away as a coincidence or a mistake…. They are coming for your kids

[@Joseiaddict]

Now while I’m against book banning in all cases because of the underlying nature of that practice, I definitely think there should be warnings and restrictions on getting a hold of these books for students. It wouldn’t be hard to have the parents sign a permission slip at the beginning of the year saying on the students library account that they could check out books with graphic content. Not to mention, this would come with putting warnings on books like this and giving them their own section out of other sections. In regards to this book, I can’t make judgements about it cause I never read it but from what I heard, if they are glorifying sexual acts between 10 year olds, this needs to be restricted immediately. Abuse between children does happen in real life and shouldn’t be shunned to the shadows but if you are using it in your stories for more than just describing the suffering of a child, that doesn’t sit right with me at all and your book should be restricted yesterday, not today.

[@jj_grabes]

"There are children here!" So they admit what they're doing is reprehensible?

[@terrathunderstorms3701]

Tacitly. They know it's wrong. More people must speak up.

[@rinoacooly2]

Funny how they hate so much that parents are involved and yet as a former teacher myself, I was required to take tons of classes and continuing professional development on including parents and the community in the classroom 🙄 The biggest quote that was said in each class (espeically in my sp ed classes) was that the parent was the expert on their child and knew them best.

[@sebastiansuarezcruz]

T Heading into pre-practice of my bachelor's degree in Physical Education and one of the requirements also explicitly established it as an objective of the class curriculum that "the teacher candidate must be able to attend parent teacher conferences to be able to learn how to include parents in the learning process of the student". The more you learn about the educational part about being the teacher and comparing it to practical scenarios, the more you discover that being a teacher Is one of the most hypocritical professions. I got two examples. Example #1 teachers including parents to discuss the student's progress with the content and receive parent feedback on how to improve their learning process in regards to the content, yet failing to do so in real life out of fear that the parents might expose their LGQBT propaganda included in their content. Example #2, preaching pacifism and protecting students at all cost, but being very anti-2nd amendment or being for the extreme regulation of the 2nd amendment.

[@matchaeylle]

I have a friend in the local public school and he mentioned this months ago. utterly disgusting that this is allowed in a school setting

[@criminallyblonde4149]

Or at all 🤢 I’m so stunned that there are actually enough adults willing to die on this gross pedophilic hill

[@thereeper]

Dang, the fact that this reminded me of some childhood trauma just emphasizes why it is so important to protect children. One 2 minute experience can scar a human being for the rest of their lives. Damn...

[@CookieMunstaaa]

And we wonder why children and young adults are so gravely confused these days.

[@joeycinz5534]

LMAO yes so many children are reading books these days. Definitely don’t blame ANYTHING else. It’s only the books!

[@CookieMunstaaa]

@@joeycinz5534 this isn't just about reading. It's about what kids are exposed to and how the rest of us react and consider protecting them.

[@joeycinz5534]

@@CookieMunstaaa yes, I thought my sarcasm came off strong there… Just like we protected the children from violent video games and movies, fats, heavy metal, marijuana, rock n roll, jazz. The book isn’t the problem and there’s no lack of whatever your kid is looking to discover. They’ll find it.

[@JeanniePandota]

I have two babies now, and they still have a couple years until they even start school. But every time I look at one of these videos I think homeschooling is the way we're heading. Thank you for showcasing these debates.

[@monicakiele8713]

Don't stress too much about homeschooling when they're still small. It will come together in just a few years. You can do it! It is hard, but we can show our kids that we can do hard things daily.

[@FoxLosst]

I'm not a parent, but my advice would be to just make sure they go to a decent school because colleges really do not like homeschooling, so even though you're acting in their best interests, you could limit their options in the future

[@winteralex24]

And this is why I’m proud to be raised in the south. our teachers in our schools here are truly trying to protect the next generation. They put the kids first (as they should) and keep this bullshit away from them. I recently talked to my friend’s son (9) who said TO MY FACE that he wishes they still did punishments in school because some of this classmates “need to be put in their place and have a reality check”. He even brought up how speaking about God is not allowed and it “grosses him out”. This kid KNOWS wtf is going on. #proudtobesouthern

[@Locahaskatexu]

the fact that a 9(!) year old is advocating for corporal punishment should really tell you how bad things are going....

[@samanthak1449]

Brett, THIS was like THE first book that set it all off years ago now...

[@foamontheriver]

is this old news?

[@thomaswalmsley8959]

@@foamontheriver the book itself is old news. It's been around and in some school libraries for a while now. It's always been a controversy, but a) people are more aware of and highlighting this stuff now, b) parents are checking out what's in public school libraries more now, before they just left it alone, c) there's an issue of conflating taught in curriculum, available in libraries without restriction, and banning of books so it muddies the whole conversation.

[@foamontheriver]

@@thomaswalmsley8959 thanks for the info

[@samanthak1449]

@@thomaswalmsley8959 Well said. While I don't agree with "banning books" outright, I do believe that there is a time and place for certain books, & certain pornographic content, in books that are presented TO CHILDREN. Especially if they can access it at any time, unsupervised, not presented as a question-and-answer, nor as part of a sex ed. series in a high school, at the VERY LEAST! It DEFINITELY does not belong in any elementary/primary school, PERIOD. There's zero reason for any VERY highly sexualized books of this sort - it isn't even LITERATURE, or any example of "great writing," - it's just a gross book, & there are PLENTY of other GOOD books, that have so much better stories & are SO much more enriching to a child's life/brain, than this kind of SEXUALIZED TRASH BOOK. For real though, WHY are they FIGHTING to KEEP THIS BOOK in tiny children's schools?? It's gross. It's not a "banned book" - it's just not allowed for tiny children to access in (only SOME) PUBLICLY TAXPAYER-FUNDED schools. They DO like to muddy the water though, yes. They've convinced a WHOLE generation that there's more than 2 genders!!! We have ADULTS pushing sex onto children in OUR schools! All while pushing the parents OUT of the schools! What is the payoff of sending OUR kids to these schools ANYMORE? If you "teachers" are just going to SEXUALIZE THEM, GROOM THEM, and teach them CRAZY NONSENSE that is NOT REAL? They're running out of reasons...

[@thomaswalmsley8959]

@@samanthak1449 I don't necessarily have a problem with things being accessible to children (there's an argument to be made for elementary but beyond that it should be accessible, which is where most these cases to my knowledge originate high school or middle school). Books aren't restricted if they are available in a library. It's either they're available or not. This is also setting aside pretty much all these publications are available in your public library even if not in a public schools library, so kids can get access to it either way. And all thats setting aside the reality that kids aren't getting sexually explicit material from books they're getting it from online sources (porn hub for the boys, literotica for the girls typically, or deviant art). A majority of kids aren't reading these things because they don't read at all (which before anyone says anything isn't new, most people don't read). While there's question that should arise about why people want to die on particular hills about publications, we also have processes for this. This is why we have school boards and PTA organization, the fact is most parents aren't engaged in these bodies. Which is fine in a vacuum but then obviously you wishes won't be expressed in the process. Plus there's a question of, we disbarr certain publications because only a small minority of people have objections. I would say in most cases it's just best to have the parents have some basic idea of what content thier child is engaged with. They don't have to know everything piece of media but just a baseline of what topics thier children seem into.

[@sallyjones7596]

I was abused as a young child by a neighborhood friend. Most of my life I told myself it was innocent discovery, but then I realized, how the hell did she know to do that? She must have been abused in her family.

[@addylyse9223]

This is absolutely appalling, but sadly not surprising.

[@charlesmartinjr3971]

I homeschool my daughter. I have to get up at 3:30 AM in order to work so that I can be available during the day to do that, but it's worth it. My daughter is starting to ask questions, and we can discuss them on HER time, at HER level, not forced into it because groomers got to her in public school. If you can, homeschooling your kids.

[@LittIedanger]

As a homeschooled child who went to public until elementary, I learned about everything from school, students, teacher etc, I look back and it’s disgusting, it’s worth it to homeschool people, 👏worth 👏 it 👏 I 👏 say 👏

[@bigsprucerabbitry6238]

Public schooled until 6th grade. Could not read or write so my single father pulled me out to homeschool. I am so thankful he did, but I reentered high school and got As in english. I am on the math end of the spectrum and english was never my thing, but actually being able to achieve that from my background proves homeschool is awesome and I plan to homeschool my kids.

[@MKF30]

This is disgusting. Those teachers and schools should be ashamed.

[@connor8971]

We read war memorials in English class our entire year. It had the same idea. Many of the poems we read were incredibly graphic, and while I don’t think it was as traumatizing as one of these books are, it’s the fact that this was all we read and discussed for months on end. I was grateful when we took a short break to read Shakespeare. Too much about the Holocaust and WW1 and gas bombings, and I don’t think we actually learned a single thing from it other than “war is bad” and that we need to respect our veterans. Good lessons to learn, but I’ve already taken two history classes focusing on wars in my high school career. Point is, I’d like there to be more comedy in our syllabus

[@ayoitsryles]

i’ve seen this book in my library💀

[@Zachx]

Throw it away.

[@kennymichaelalanya7134]

Did you read it? What's the point of it? It sounds very serious and not like those romance books I read in High school which weren't remotely graphic

[@ayoitsryles]

@@kennymichaelalanya7134 no i saw it but didn’t get it. i believe some girl in my grade saw it and reported it

[@beaweawae]

"parent-teacher conferences" will soon be a thing of the past, and that is downright terrifying. we will someday be living in a Fahrenheit 451 society.

[@harrylongabaugh7402]

No one is calling for these books to be burned or even banned. We just don't want them to be available to children. We don't want them to be on the shelves of school libraries.

[@JoseRodriguez-dw9dv]

@@harrylongabaugh7402 Tbh with how things are... dialogue doesn't seem to work (neither does big tech and media censorship) and I fear it might get to a point, a boiling point, and it may lead to burn books that promote this filth.

[@salamander4173]

More like the literal opposite of fahrenheit 451, where everyone can write any deplorable things they want and shove it to children faces, and when you complain, you go to jail

[@AnnyBriggette]

What the hell is going on in this country???? Seriously though Brett what can we do about this, because this hurt my bones to the core as a parent and a grandparent!!!😢😢😢😢

[@kimmypossible6717]

As a kid I was an avid reader, a bookworm. My parents didn’t check my literature, I read classics and modern stories. Never ever was there anything like this. Apparently in 2022 authors are confusing what’s adult and what’s children’s literature.

[@Campechaneando01]

Thanks for viewing and commenting. you have been selected for our new year giveaway prize✨ text me on the Telegram name above 🔝🔝 to claim your prize. (Winners only)💚😊

[@juveju7]

I really can't believe I'll have to worry of what books are in kids library now, LET KIDS BE KIDS!!!

[@Christina-CAM]

I remember a book by Judy Blume called Forever (or something similar, published 1978) which was available in my school library years ago from when I was about 7 years of age. This was a clear effort even back then to sexualise that age group here in the UK 🤢 What happened to our society protecting the most vulnerable.

[@Lemoncholy7]

I’m happy to hear that the Virginia mom was erring on the side of being TOO anti-pedophilia. If such a thing could even exist, then I’m glad THIS is the way in which she misses the mark, rather than being not-anti-pedophilia enough

[@criminallyblonde4149]

I can’t believe enough adults green lighted this book to publish in the first place. Reading, writing, or imagining 10 yr olds doing this is sick. & honestly a weird, gross hill to die on for anyone who fights in favor for this book🤢😖

[@paxtonmarshall2472]

16 year old sophomore here. All of the 10th grade english classes in my high school are currently reading “Catcher in the Rye”. There is sexual references and events in every single chapter. The main character, Holden, is 16 and he hires prostitutes several times, smokes, runs away from home, and doesn’t go a sentence without cursing. It is genuinely nasty and to open that up to minors is nothing short of evil.

[@alexgallion8112]

I read that as a freshman in high school, the book was so inappropriate especially for a freshman or a sophomore whenever the book mentioned prostitution I just skipped it because I felt so uncomfortable reading it

[@mysteryheart53]

I’ve heard the title of that book but never knew what it was about 😮

[@jordankapral]

When I was 10 we read a book called "Lawn boy" by Gary Paulsen in my school. Let me tell you the confusion and then relief I had when I realized that it wasn't the same book.

[@GoofyManMF]

Paulsen wouldn’t do that.

[@purplestars6236]

I was in 6th grade (11 years old) and given a book recommended by my librarian and I dident even proceed to read the back and bought the book at the school fair, later struggling to understand what it’s about my teacher had told me it’s about sexual assault. When I arrived home my parents were shocked and looked more into it, the book excplietly describes the assault and beating from the main chapters older sister and her boyfriend and keep in mind this book was available to 4th graders (8 year olds)

[@AnimeJesus-xz5fe]

this is why I am absolutely terrified for the younger generation.

[@jackg122slay]

EWWWWWWW like I was thinking what’s wrong with the book? But then WHAT 10 YEARS OLD ARE YOU KIDDING ME

[@Faunaflys]

This makes my stomach uneasy and also reaffirms that I will be homeschooling

[@emilywforreal]

You guys remember when parents didn't want their kids to read the Twilight series because the relationship was too intense, despite there being NO profanity and NO actual graphic sex scenes? How far have we fallen!?

[@dmbrettcooper_gawontele-gram]

Got you something!!!!! DM the above username on telegram to claim your prize🎮……………………………….#

[@Nylak-Otter]

Twilight was a delightful display of a horribly abusive and toxic relationship by mostly the female lead, ironically. Yeah, kids shouldn't be romanticizing that. At all.

[@emilywforreal]

@@Nylak-Otter I never said it was a good series... lol Just that its shocking how far we've come in what parents have to fight. It's gone from "emotional abuse" to "actual verbally pornographic material".

[@Nylak-Otter]

@@emilywforreal Like what you are quickly exposed to on the internet, before you would ever come into contact with that book? 😂