Knox Zajac, like most 11-year-old boys, likes comic books. The librarian at his MIDDLE SCHOOL LIBRARY suggested a graphic novel called Nick and Charlie. Zajac took the book out and to his surprise, it wasn't about superheroes or intergalactic space exploration. It was about two dudes f*cking.

Zajac read from the graphic play-by-play of two dudes f*cking, in a book available at his MIDDLE SCHOOL LIBRARY, to his local school board.

If you are unamused by this, you can imagine Knox's dad Adam's reaction:

"Listen to the parents. I will be more than happy to focus my time and effort to the security of my child and children in this school. [...] I just want you to be aware of what you've awoken."

It's one thing to hear parents reading from the filth these school boards push on children. Filth that parents are told is inappropriate for them to read at school board meetings. Out of the mouth of an 11-year-old, I wish the camera panned to the school board members to see if anyone had the least bit of shame. Sadly, it's 2023. There is more of a chance a school board member was getting off on it.

The author of the book, you'll be shocked to hear, checks off more than one box on the left's preferred marginalized chart. In the eyes of leftists, that's the difference between an award-winning book you are -phobic for not wanting your 11-year-old exposed to when you send them to middle school, and a poorly written Penthouse Forum letter.

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