Now California needs to make a law that any books that have a sexual content rating cannot be sold to public schools. Vendors can then choose between which state they want to sell.
this post was submitted on 04 Jul 2023
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This book is known in the state of California to be potentially cancerous.
Better to provide context than promote censorship.
Vendors will up the cost to cover additional labour, the books won't be in the school budget anymore and conservatives'll have got what they wanted