Forsyth County Schools decided last week to remove eight books from all of its schools’ media centers after a review showed they contained “sexually explicit content.”
Forsyth County Schools remove eight books for ‘sexually explicit content’ amid nationwide library debate
District leaders ensure books will not be removed based on personal beliefs
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