Florida Freedom to Read Project
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FL public school parents who believe in preserving access to information in public education and libraries. https://www.fftrp.org/florida_censorship_attempts
As parents of students subject to these standards, we pulled an example to help illustrate why we object to the proposed language.
These clips are eerily similar to some of our most recent SBOE meetings, and we want our children to be able to understand why they are examples of abuse of power.
These clips are eerily similar to some of our most recent SBOE meetings, and we want our children to be able to understand why they are examples of abuse of power.
November 3, 2025 at 3:16 AM
As parents of students subject to these standards, we pulled an example to help illustrate why we object to the proposed language.
These clips are eerily similar to some of our most recent SBOE meetings, and we want our children to be able to understand why they are examples of abuse of power.
These clips are eerily similar to some of our most recent SBOE meetings, and we want our children to be able to understand why they are examples of abuse of power.
“There is no view of the facts that could support plaintiffs’ claim that the board engaged in unconstitutional viewpoint discrimination…”
Really?
This is footage from the Escambia Board’s vote to remove And Tango Makes Three.
Really?
This is footage from the Escambia Board’s vote to remove And Tango Makes Three.
October 2, 2025 at 4:36 PM
“There is no view of the facts that could support plaintiffs’ claim that the board engaged in unconstitutional viewpoint discrimination…”
Really?
This is footage from the Escambia Board’s vote to remove And Tango Makes Three.
Really?
This is footage from the Escambia Board’s vote to remove And Tango Makes Three.