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Bethany Mandel delves into what's 'deeply wrong and deeply sinister in a lot of children's publishing' — and offers hope to parents who want to fight it

One of the issues that has concerned parents getting increasingly vocal at school board meetings is the literature that some public schools have decided is appropriate for kids.

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And while Bethany Mandel homeschools her children and thus doesn’t have to contend with public school libraries for her own family, she still appreciates what so many parents are up against:

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And there are so much more where those came from.

Ugh.

It doesn’t have to be this way.

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