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Bill S.2528 would keep challenged materials on school library shelves pending a school-committee vote, and let any student or parent challenge a removal.

Receipt Massachusetts Legislature, S.2528 (193rd), An Act regarding free expression

From: FF: Libraries — for Families (2-7-24) #6Link checked 2026-09-29

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At the Jan. 10, 2024 Joint Committee on Education hearing, Sen. Julian Cyr cited "All Boys Aren't Blue" as appropriate material (video 23:45-25:34).

Testimony at 4:02:11 by Rick Brigham, 4:04:34 Andrea Murphy, 4:07:04 Tinku Alex; 4:09:20 Rep. Kelly Pease reads from the book. Warning: explicit.

Receipt Massachusetts Legislature, Joint Committee on Education hearing, Jan. 10, 2024

From: FF: Libraries — for Families (2-7-24) #7Link checked 2026-09-29

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Grooming prepares children for sexual abuse: build trust, separate from parents, sexualize.

Receipt Anderson Advocates, "What Is Grooming? Was I Groomed?"

From: FF: Libraries — for Families (2-7-24) #9Link checked 2026-09-29

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The American College of Pediatricians links children's exposure to pornography with depression, anxiety and acting-out behavior.

Receipt American College of Pediatricians, "The Impact of Pornography on Children"

From: FF: Libraries — for Families (2-7-24) #10Link checked 2026-09-29

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The American Conservative questioned why NPR promoted a graphic sex-ed cartoon for children.

Receipt The American Conservative, "Why Is NPR Promoting Teaching Children How to Give Oral Sex?"

From: FF: Libraries — for Families (2-7-24) #8Link checked 2026-09-29

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Moms for Liberty has helped parents win school-board seats.

Receipt Moms for Liberty

From: FF: Libraries — for Families (2-7-24) #6Link checked 2026-09-29

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