
Oklahoma bill would let parents remove sexually explicit books from school libraries
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A new Oklahoma bill would give parents the right to remove books with sexual content from their school libraries.
Under the legislation, only one parent needs to object to a book in order for it to be removed. The school is then given 30 days to get rid of it. If the school does not comply, the employee tasked with removing the book will be dismissed and not eligible for reemployment for two years.
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