Children’s Librarians to Host Founder
of ‘Beginner’s Sex Store’ to Discuss
Sex Education for Youth
Posted By: Beardo, 5/30/2022 9:18:46 PM
The Association of Children’s Librarians of Northern California (ACL) is hosting two events where sex-shop founder and activist Corey Silverberg will be discussing “sex education that centers justice” and “how sexuality and gender show up in public spaces.” The two sessions are part of a program called “Sex Ed for Librarians,” and the sessions, titled “The Sex Education We Deserve” and “Sex Ed. and Public Libraries,” both feature Silverberg as a speaker. The ACL notes that its mission is to “further the cause of library work with children” and to review and evaluate “children’s books and other materials produced for young people.”
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and milk 7 replies
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and milk 7 replies
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Weak RINO Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey Dismantles
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Makeshift Border Wall at Behest of Biden Regime 13 replies
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As before my comments are my own personal observations and are not made on behalf of any client or my law firm.
• The rubber met the road Thursday in the Kari Lake v. Katie Hobbs trial.
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Prosecution For Twitter Censors Who Colluded
With Feds 9 replies
Prosecution For Twitter Censors Who Colluded
With Feds 9 replies
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Republican Party? 22 replies
a 'RINO' and Who's Not a 'RINO' in the
Republican Party? 22 replies
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