Originally published at: School Board President Sworn in on Banned Books
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This is awesome. Go, Karen!
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Good to see a Republican leaving the party after recognising the inhumanity of its positions. May others see this story and follow her lead.
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What a badass.
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To all those whiners… being called Karen doesn’t mean you are a “karen”, your actions define you. Case in point.
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Way to improve the “Karen” stereotype, and I’m glad to see positive action being taken and freeing our kids ability to pursue anything that they want.
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The world needs more Karen Smiths - but for now, let’s appreciate the one we have. What an awesome lady.
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Huzzah!
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This is a “Good Karen.”
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I applaud her ethical stance. Could you still make a case for banning a few select books? I’m not a free-speech absolutist. Books that really need to be prefaced with a couple chapters of disclaimers and better narratives. Books like:
- “Of Pandas and People: The Central Question of Biological Origins” by Percival Davis and Dean H. Kenyon
- “To Train Up A Child” by Michael and Debi Pearl
- “The Turner Diaries” by Andrew McDonald (aka William Luther Pierce)
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