More North Texas schools ban books
Two North Texas school districts recently voted to remove books from school libraries and classrooms. Why it matters: This is further evidence that...
Two North Texas school districts recently voted to remove books from school libraries and classrooms. Why it matters: This is further evidence that school districts have become the frontlines of the cultural divide in this country. Driving the news: Keller ISD's board voted to remove all books that describe or depict any form of "gender fluidity." The meeting Monday night included more than 70 speakers and two hours of discussion. Meanwhile: Frisco ISD released a list of books that have either been banned from school libraries or restricted to specific grades.