Libs of TikTok exposed pornographic content found in books present in Oklahoma public school libraries on Tuesday. Early Wednesday, Oklahoma’s Secretary of Education Ryan Walters called it out on Facebook, then Twitter. Ironically, the content that was found in Oklahoma schools was too pornographic for Facebook. They removed the content and locked Walters’ account for daring to post it:

https://twitter.com/libsoftiktok/status/1552437593505419265

A few hours later, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Joy Hofmeister called on the “obscene graphic novels” to be pulled from school libraries:

https://twitter.com/libsoftiktok/status/1552498345637134336

There has been a trend of unambiguously inappropriate materials being found in school libraries in recent months. This doesn’t appear to be a new phenomenon, but parents and conscientious teachers (what few remain) have not been looking closely enough at what woke school boards are putting in libraries to indoctrinate children.

Now, more are. It’s not enough. Every questionable book in every school library across the country should be examined to determine if the material is appropriate for children. This isn’t about censorship. It’s about parental rights to have a reasonable expectation their children are not being corrupted by depraved and often dangerous ideas that have nothing to do with education.

This goes to show that there are still some leaders in this country who will listen to the people and react accordingly when wrongs need to be righted. Remain vigilant and keep fighting the good fight.