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Glad to see Governor Kemp is following Governor DiSantis lead on this subject.
Looks like he’s feeling the Primary Election heat. Where have you been Governor?
Can teachers still secretly influence kids to question their gender? I just think it’s really important that teachers be given the power to nudge (secretly, away from prying eyes of parents) kids into gender-fluidity. Do it for the children.
You’re kidding right?
Parents should get the option to go online and opt out of books they don’t want their children checking out from the school library, but they should not get the option of blanket-banning those books from being available to OTHER people’s children.