With a woman at look at culture from a Christian worldview, I'm John Stone Street with a point.

According to a recent report, the American Library Association found 1269 attempted bookbans

and libraries across the country, last year.

Despite the ALA's alarmist language, this increase in so-called bookbans is not about

canceling viewpoints most, or attempts to keep adult explicit material from the reach

of children.

The top ten books, in fact, that were challenged, contained sexually explicit content and imagery,

and push radical gender ideologies to kids about who they are and about their bodies.

The push to remove books from children's sections and libraries is not the same as

cancel culture, like, you know, employees of major publishers lobbying for book contracts

to be scrapped, or a book publisher association apologizing for Abigail Shryer's irreversible

damage book, or Amazon banning the sale of Ryan Anderson's book on transgender ideology.

Note, children should not have access to sexually graphic books and libraries, especially

in public schools.

They should be protected from the twisted desires and ideas of ideological adults, especially

at school.

For the Colson Center, I'm John Stone Street with a Point.