The U.S. Department of Education recently stated that Forsyth County Schools’ removal of
library books containing Black or LGBTQ themes or characters last year “may
have created a hostile environment for students,” potentially violating their
civil rights.
Book removals in Forsyth County Schools may have violated students’ civil rights, according to Federal government report
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