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  I am one of the parents that believe that children should have 100% access to books what ever the title is. Im so confident on the values i have tought my kids, that I am 100% sure they will be able to navigate life and books with no problem even if controversial. I also believe that children should have access to all kinds of information. Information is power. 
  The only thing i banned was social media until they were 14. Specially snap chat, as ive seen so much drama unfold on that app, that for their safety i told them no and why no. We love to have great conversations with my kids about different things.
  Also if you don’t educate your kids with proper values society will do, that is why there are prisons…..Therefore the state will take over educating your kids if you don’t….
context: I'm just puzzled at why this is framed as a new thing
  When I was in school decades ago we needed permission slips signed before we could sit in Sex Ed. Permission was also asked for including kids in things like Christmas celebrations, or even in high school you had to have permission for the 'global issues' class that covered things like world religions, the Holocaust, and the Rwanda genocide
  Similarly, school libraries and computer browsing were always monitored for unsavory content
  None of this is new >
  
  
  None of this is new
  
  What's new is parents going to their representatives and asking their state congress to ban sex ed, ban anything but Christmas celebrations, and remove the 'global issues' classes. That's why this is a new thing. >
  
  Teachers are not in control of the material that they have to use in the classroom. 
  I think parents are trying to control what the students are taught. 
  I think teachers would like to not be caught in the middle of parents, school boards and students. The politics causing more than a few teachers to bounce.