Children and parents begin uphill fightback against book bans in Florida
CNNCentral Florida CNN — Now that books are being banned and disappearing from school libraries, students and parents are showing up to school board meetings in Florida to argue for access to books that take on difficult subjects. “‘Wait,’ Josie said, trying to roll away beneath him, but he clamped his hand over her mouth and drove harder and harder until Josie felt him come.” They chose to bring the theater here and for the circus to happen here Michael Marsh, parent, referring to Moms for Liberty “Point of order,” a school board member said. It’s their parents’ decision.” In Indian River County, at the first school board meeting after a session of many sex scene readings, Michael Marsh was angry. Well, you know what, I’m wide awake – or ‘woke,’ which is the bad word of the day.” Of school board members who were aligned with Moms for Liberty, he said, “We’ve got to vote them out. “It’s us versus them, and the school board members that they have successfully gotten elected, and the legislators who have written these draconian but also vague laws that that are so one-sided, and unbeatable.” “There’s a lot of hopelessness,” Miller said.