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New Pennsylvania County School Board President Gets Sworn In On Stack Of Frequently Banned LGBTQ Books

Gary Carnivele December 7, 2023

The Bucks County Courier Times reports:

While most of the newly sworn in members to the Central Bucks school board chose to swear their oaths on a bible, incumbent Karen Smith brought a stack of books to Monday’s meeting.

Smith stood out at the Dec. 4 reorganization meeting as she took her oath of office with her hand placed on top of six frequently banned and challenged books.

Smith, who would be named president of the board, and the other Democrats on the board have long cried foul as the former GOP-majority forged ahead with controversial library policy that critics said was a defacto book ban.

Read the full article. The cultist raging below is an Illinois chapter leader of Moms For Threeways.

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