Throughout Joe Biden's term as president, parents were attacked and vilified as 'domestic terrorists' and 'white supremacists' for having the audacity to object to some of the inappropriate things public schools were forcing on their children.
'LGBTQ' and 'queer' literature -- some books for kids as young as five or six -- was one of the biggest points of contention. Schools that removed such books from shelves were guilty of 'banning' those books. This was, and remains, a lie: none of those books are banned. Parents who wish to expose their children to such literary classics as 'In My Daddy's Belly' or 'Being You', which teaches kids ages two to five that there are many genders and they, too, might have been 'assigned' the wrong gender at birth. Older kids can peruse 'Gender Queer', which has illustrations so graphic media had to censor them when Gov. Ron DeSantis shared enlargements of them at a press conference, or 'Flamer', which is so explicit the parent who tried reading it at a school board meeting was removed by police.
