How can I see examples of harmful books that are in my local library? See our books page.
How are obscene, vulgar, pornographic books getting into our schools? Read this.
Can you show me examples of how online library tools like GALE and EBSCO that school districts use contain pornographic materials? Sure, example #1 and example #2.
Where can I learn more about the harms of online library tools that my tax dollars pay for? Click here.
How come some schools have zero pornographic books and others have an excessive amount?
Either nobody is paying attention and doing their job
or, more probable, you have school leadership that is fine with pornography.
Who can remove a "vulgar" book from my child's school library? Your local school staff and board.
What triggers the evaluation and removal of a book from my ISD's libraries? You must submit, to the school board, a request for reconsideration of instructional resources form for each book.
What is the end goal to remove obscene, vulgar materials from our school libraries?
Remove the state Obscenity Exemption (Legislative Action Required)
Redefine Obscene (Legislative Action Required)
Elect board members that hire a superintendent that will NOT tolerate pornography in schools (form an action committee or PAC to flip your board with members that have a biblical world view)
Ensure strong, gritty, conservative, Christians with a biblical world view are serving as superintendents, SHAC members, sheriff, district attorney, judges and on school boards, library boards and city councils.
How can I see if a book in in my child's library? Click HERE or you may search for yourself at www.gofollett.com (Amarillo ISD link and Canyon ISD direct link)
How can I add my school district or public library to your 'Harmful Books by Texas Library' page? Click HERE.
How can I remove a book from my school district's library? Simply fill out the Instructional Resource Reconsideration form, examples located here.
How can I find the harmful parts of a book with out reading it? Use THIS list and watch THIS.
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