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Father banned from school grounds after complaining about sexually explicit book

The word “pornographic” gets put in scare quotes a lot (like right here) when discussing books that are finding their way into schools’ libraries and recommended reading lists. “Gender Queer” is probably the most cited, but we’ve never run a picture of the offending pages because, well, they’re pornographic … but easily found on Twitter. “Blankets” is another graphic novel, and we’ll run a picture of the inside, only because it’s less explicit (and the pictures are small enough that you can’t make out all of the penises).

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Libs of TikTok reports that a father was banned from school grounds after complaining at a school board meeting about “Blankets.” “… it has been determined that you have committed one or more acts that interfere with the peaceful conduct of activities on District property,” the letter from the superintendent reads. “Should you fail to leave the school grounds immediately … the School District will have no alternative but to take such legal action as is necessary to maintain a peaceful educational and work environment.”

This must be one of those domestic terrorists Attorney General Merrick Garland was warning us about.

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Good news, everyone …

From the article:

Timothy Reiland, a parent of two children who attend Owasso Public Schools, recently became upset after his daughter checked out a book, “Blankets,” from the Owasso school library. Reiland considered portions of the book to be pornographic.

As a result, he began advocating for the school to alter its library policies. When the Owasso school board held its Oct. 12 board meeting, Reiland was in attendance, believing the board was prepared to vote on a new policy that would restrict “pornographic content” from the school library.

Instead, the policy presented did not include a pornographic restriction and the board members tabled the vote. Board members instead announced the issue would be taken up at a special meeting closed to the public.

Following the meeting, Reiland spoke to Owasso school board member Brent England in the school parking lot. The exchange included the use of profanity but was not violent, according to witness accounts referenced in the judge’s order.

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So profanity in a conversation with a school board member is a bannable offense, but pornographic books in the school library are fine. Is is too much to ask that books be age-appropriate?

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