Louisiana Encourages Parents to Report Graphic Sexual Content in Schools, Libraries

Calvin Freiburger : Dec 8, 2022
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"If this type of taxpayer-[subsidized] sexualization of children has impacted you or your family, tell us about it..." -Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry

(Baton Rouge, LA) — [LifeSiteNews.com] Louisiana has launched a tip line for parents to report sexually-graphic, age-inappropriate materials being used in public educational institutions, the latest in an ongoing trend to resist the sexual indoctrination of children. (Screengrab image: Jeff Landry, AG)

"Librarians and teachers are neither empowering nor liberating our children by connecting them with books that contain extremely graphic sexual content that is far from age appropriate for young audiences," reads the state Attorney General's Office's new "Protecting Minors" tip page. "If this type  of taxpayer-[subsidized] sexualization of children has impacted you or your family, tell us about it below. Please use the form to share your experience with librarians, teachers, school board members, district superintendents, and/or library supervisors."

"Since taking office, Attorney General Jeff Landry has been committed to working with Louisiana communities to protect minors from exploitation, including early sexualization, grooming, sex trafficking, and abuse," Landry's office told the Daily Caller. "Recently, he spoke with parents and grandparents who are concerned about specific books of a sexual nature that are not age-appropriate yet remain accessible to young children within public libraries."

A recent meeting between Landry and concerned parents and grandparents in the city of Slidell "outlined the very real risks & potential consequences of the early sexualization of children, and encouraged parents and guardians to remain not only engaged in their child's development but also vigilant... Subscribe for free to Breaking Christian News here

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