Your definition of obscene is not the same as other parents.
That's why we have the legal standard Miller Test.
Not one challenged book has failed the Miller Test
Therefore there are no obscene books, as defined by law, in school libraries.
They're Just books you don't like.
"This is what the censors refuse to grasp: Librarians are not trying to force your children to read material you don’t want them to read. They are ... upholding the constitutional promise of access to information for all." #UniteAgainstBookBans#FReadom
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See small snake, go get a shovel. Come back to small snake slithered away, and almost step on big brother. Take care of big brother, go to find little brother and find mama instead. Anybody want a house for cheap? 🤬😱😭 Not how I wanted to spend Saturday.