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DeSteph’s bill to regulate explicit books in Virginia’s school libraries killed in committee

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Sen. Bill DeSteph, R-Virginia Beach, introduced the bill after parents across the state complained about library books that included graphic depictions of sex acts.

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Bill to regulate explicit books in school libraries killed

FALLS CHURCH, Va. (AP) — A Virginia Senate committee has killed legislation that would have required parental consent for students to check out sexually explicit books from school libraries. Republican Senator Bill DeSteph introduced the bill after parents across the state complained about library books that included graphic depictions of sex acts. The issue animated Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s victory in November. Virginia State University…

2 years ago·Richmond, United States

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DeSteph’s bill to regulate explicit books in Virginia’s school libraries killed in committee

Sen. Bill DeSteph, R-Virginia Beach, introduced the bill after parents across the state complained about library books that included graphic depictions of sex acts.

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