School librarian recalls ‘surreal’ police visits over books months before new Missouri law

PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
..."Brattin said that parents were furious about this issue and that it has led them to support “school choice,” the political movement to divert public school funding to other school options.

“That's why you see such a movement of parents to want school choice and want to allow them to be able to take their money they're paying in taxes to be able to go elsewhere when this sort of nonsense is happening in the public school system,” Brattin said. “...I think that's the greatest way you can really right the ship on this is if you have a mass exodus of people moving out of these school districts that are doing this sort of thing.”

Wells spoke with Brattin about the new law before it was passed. Next, he wants the Missouri legislature to go further than just visuals, with a law against written text he thinks is explicit.

“This is the first, I hope, of more legislation that will get graphic information out of children's hands,” Wells said."

This a vety interesting story!

I've got a published article on Research Gate is this regard. Even public libraries are facing bans.
Rich