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Teachers across all grade levels in Florida’s Manatee County School District are closing off students’ access to their classroom libraries due to the Florida books ban.

The Sarasota Herald-Tribune reports that teachers have been instructed to remove all books from their classroom libraries that have not yet been approved by a certified media specialist.

Kevin Chapman, the district’s chief of staff, made the announcement on Monday, January 23.

The Sarasota Herald-Tribune reports that teachers have been instructed to remove all books from their classroom libraries that have not yet been approved by a certified media specialist.

 

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All fanatics be they  religious, political, managerial, military , left wing , right wing fascists , commies , liberals , greens, environmentalists etc etc  all of them need to be culled , to save humanity, freedom , rational thought ,democracy  and common sense , and true natural justice ,

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8 minutes ago, stevenl said:

Your quote contradicts your post.

You may also want to look into how appropriateness has been defined, together with 'unsolicited theories that may lead to indoctrination '.

I did mean, like "see below" for the other reasons and my  post had the same info in it as the quote and the quote gave further reasons , so, no contradiction there 

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9 minutes ago, Credo said:

I sure hope no one tells DeSantis about that thing called the internet where children are exposed to some serious <deleted> and that is without a parent or teacher to help them understand what they are seeing or reading.  

Ain’t that the truth geeessshhhh and I was lucky to find a National Geographic as a kid now I feel deprived lol ???? 

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