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I see a lot of flagged comments of people claiming that "degenerate books" were pushed on people.

Is that really a thing? Is it more than isolated incidents? From my information bubble, those claims seem so foreign to me.

Can someone give me multiple examples with: 1) name of the book 2) problematic example in the book 3) the age of people to which the book was accessible

>>it_cit+(OP)
I'm not going to search for multiple examples, I'll leave that up to you. But here is the first result from Google https://nypost.com/2023/02/28/knox-zajac-reads-aloud-from-po... Feel free to Google keywords such as "school board" "read" "book" "kids" for more examples.

>>it_cit+(OP)
It's not possible to provide you examples because there is no such thing as degenerate books.

>>it_cit+(OP)
I don't have or want kids so have never had an opinion on this.

I see “Nick and Charlie" mentioned in an article. A book about two gay boys that get drunk and fool around.

If you just look at the cover it is going to be super triggering to some repressed parent. Especially since many of the fathers are going to have unexpressed homoerotic fantasies themselves.

To me, the whole thing seems like a huge unproductive distraction from actual learning. Imagine if parents gave a shit about the math books to this degree.

>>regula+UC
Marquis de Sade would beg to differ.