
Central Bucks School District’s Draft Library Policy Overhaul Opens the Door to Censorship
Can we protect our community from the Orwellian disaster that is now Central Bucks School District?
Can we protect our community from the Orwellian disaster that is now Central Bucks School District?
“The reason I stood against my school district’s book ban was because I didn’t want future African American kids to go through some of the things I went through growing up because of the lack of cultural sensitivity in my schooling experience.”
The school board and its loudest supporters are the proof that there is a very urgent need for it in this community.
“It’s unfortunate that hate continues to surface here, hurting Pennsylvanians and tearing apart our communities. I will continue to stand with and support these communities in any way I can,” said Governor Wolf.
The group wants its followers to keep an eye out for socialist and racist curricula, sex education, gender identity materials, and other so-called religious freedom and parental rights violations they believe exist.
Bucks County has become ground zero in Pennsylvania in the fight over banning and censoring books.
Banning books is no way to foster our students’ curiosity, desire to learn, faith in themselves, or faith in our democracy.
In a new Bucks County Beacon column, Race Matters, Kevin E. Leven examines the meaning of being racist.
Adrienne King has a simple message for DEI supporters: “Get up, get out, and do something.”
Can we protect our community from the Orwellian disaster that is now Central Bucks School District?
After you have some fun this weekend, don’t forget to vote in Tuesday’s primary election.
We must do what we can, where we can, to protect the LGBTQ+ young people in our lives, communities, and schools.
Feeding America estimates that 1.3 million people in Pennsylvania, including 380,000 children, struggle with food insecurity.
These stories live in the shadows cloaked in unnecessary shame and our truth must shine to keep this right.