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NSFW – NOT SAFE FOR WORK or children. Yet, this is the kind of content that is now in Public School libraries thanks to Superintendents, staff, and School Board members that are either clueless, turning a blind eye, or totally all in on sexualizing our children.
Most parents think their kids are pretty safe at school. They know the teachers, and they know their motives are genuine. But there are a few ways that outside sources can get to your kids at school. You might be surprised at what is exempted and what information is collected about you and your children.
The fashion label Balenciaga has come under intense scrutiny by the public recently because of a disturbing ad campaign with Adidas. In the campaign ads, you can see toddlers holding the company’s teddy bear handbags.
This post has gone viral in New Hampshire. Parents are fed up with schools grooming and sexualizing their children. This isn’t about a difference in opinions on a book. This is about sexually explicit material and photos being shared with children through the Sora App.
Parents are starting to feel like public school is no longer a safe place for their children to go for an education. That’s what one New Hampshire parent told me recently. Enrollment continues to decline along with proficiency scores in the core academic subjects.
Imagine you begin to question your child’s IN SCHOOL reading app for its content, so you start searching around to see what you find. I found graphic porn in the book “Flamer,” and was upset and surprised, but this wasn’t the most upsetting thing I found.
Parents please be aware that a child’s access to pornography may be only a click away. When children download an electronic library of books onto their IPad or Chromebook, this gives them access to a wide range of books. Unfortunately, sexually explicit content is showing up, and parents have no idea.
