Parents, teachers, and students at the San Ramon Valley Unified School District voiced their opinions about whether a book exploring and depicting images of LGBTQ identity and sexuality should be removed from libraries.
The topic of banning books was brought to the board of education meeting for the San Ramon Valley Unified School District Tuesday.
“When I looked at the graphic novel, ‘Gender Queer’ I was taken aback by some of what I consider pornographic imagery depicted,” said Lacey Lowe, educator at San Ramon Valley Unified School District. “I have shared the pictures with other educators at my school and they were also taken aback.” “As a gay student, I am quite frankly terrified at the prospect of our community beginning to censor LGBTQIA+ authors,” said Billy, a sophomore at California High School.
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