In the summer of 2023, the North Carolina General Assembly passed SB49, the Parents' Bill of Rights, overriding the veto of Governor Roy Cooper (who is currently handling Hurricane Helene response about as horribly as the Biden administration is).
Among the provisions within the Bill of Rights are standards for what books can be included in school instruction, notably that parents have a say on whether the left's favorite pornographic books for kids can be taught to their children. Because the bill was passed late in the summer, it allowed for schools to phase in compliance until January 2024. But we are now in an entirely new school year and all North Carolina schools should be in compliance.
