Οι μαμάδες για την ελευθερία απαιτούν τη σύλληψη βιβλιοθηκάριου

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μαλάκα, τι τρομακτική μπανανία ειν'αυτή

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προσέξτε τη λεπτή ειρωνεία της μαμάς που παλεύει να προστατέψει το παιδάκι της, το υπέρβαρο παιδάκι που μασουλάει ένα τεράστιο πακέτο καραμέλες στο αστυνομικό τμήμα

[Dwarven Blacksmith]

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τώρα το πρόσεξα, δε μασουλάει απλά ένα ταιράστιο πακέτο καραμέλες, έχει και ένα ταιράστιο δοχείο με κόκα κόλα για συνοδευτικό

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Δώστε κάνα info ρε με text.
Δεν ανοίγω έτσι απλά βίντεο μπας και δω τίποτα και φρικάρω βραδιάτικα.

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Δώστε κάνα info ρε με text.
Δεν ανοίγω έτσι απλά βίντεο μπας και δω τίποτα και φρικάρω βραδιάτικα.

As self-described parental rights activists continue on their nationwide crusade to ban books, and Florida leads the way in more ways than one, some local Florida police have opened full-blown criminal investigations into complaints of school libraries supposedly breaking state law.

Others, it appears, have not taken the grievances as seriously.

In body-camera footage obtained by journalist Judd Legum of Popular Information, a member of the far-right parent activist group Moms for Liberty is shown standing in the lobby of the Santa Rosa County Sheriff's Office and demanding a police probe into a local school allegedly retaining a young adult novel with risqué passages. Jennifer Tapley tells officers that a school librarian kept the contested literature on the shelves at Jay High School despite complaints about its content.

Accompanied by an older man who brought the 512-page book in a large manila envelope, Tapley tells officers that a third-degree felony is being committed.

"The governor says this is child pornography," Tapley says of the book in the October 25 clip.

"It’s a serious crime...just as serious as if I handed a Playboy to her right now, right here, in front of you," she adds, motioning to a young girl who accompanied her on the visit.

The video shows Tapley, who is running for a Santa Rosa school board seat in 2024, complaining of content at other local schools, including what she describes as a sexually charged book at Wallace Lake K-8 School.

After roughly ten minutes, an officer assures Tapley that he understands her concerns and will look into them. Body-camera footage shows him stepping outside the lobby and approaching his co-workers next to a squad car.

"Now look at this law.... It's not our thing, it’s a school district thing," the officer tells another cop, who is leaning against the car and sporting a pair of sunglasses.

He adds, "They're saying that a crime has been committed...is being committed in all of these schools."

In response, the bespectacled cop smirks.

The book in question is Storm and Fury, a popular young adult novel by Jennifer L. Armentrout that features an 18-year-old main character and a battle between gargoyles and demons. It includes several passages with sexual themes, including one makeout session that almost escalates to sex. Barnes and Noble recommends the book for readers 14 to 18. While the school district’s website has a list of challenged books, Legum notes that he did not locate Storm and Fury among them.

A new Florida law that recently took effect mandates that school books be age-appropriate and approved by a qualified school media specialist.

https://www.miaminewtimes.com/news/flor ... l-18181127

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αυτό είναι το σατανικό βιβλίο που ζητάνε να απαγορευτεί γιατί περιέχει "παιδικό πορνογραφία" και για το οποίο ζητάνε συλλήψεις

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Δώστε κάνα info ρε με text.
Δεν ανοίγω έτσι απλά βίντεο μπας και δω τίποτα και φρικάρω βραδιάτικα.

As self-described parental rights activists continue on their nationwide crusade to ban books, and Florida leads the way in more ways than one, some local Florida police have opened full-blown criminal investigations into complaints of school libraries supposedly breaking state law.

Others, it appears, have not taken the grievances as seriously.

In body-camera footage obtained by journalist Judd Legum of Popular Information, a member of the far-right parent activist group Moms for Liberty is shown standing in the lobby of the Santa Rosa County Sheriff's Office and demanding a police probe into a local school allegedly retaining a young adult novel with risqué passages. Jennifer Tapley tells officers that a school librarian kept the contested literature on the shelves at Jay High School despite complaints about its content.

Accompanied by an older man who brought the 512-page book in a large manila envelope, Tapley tells officers that a third-degree felony is being committed.

"The governor says this is child pornography," Tapley says of the book in the October 25 clip.

"It’s a serious crime...just as serious as if I handed a Playboy to her right now, right here, in front of you," she adds, motioning to a young girl who accompanied her on the visit.

The video shows Tapley, who is running for a Santa Rosa school board seat in 2024, complaining of content at other local schools, including what she describes as a sexually charged book at Wallace Lake K-8 School.

After roughly ten minutes, an officer assures Tapley that he understands her concerns and will look into them. Body-camera footage shows him stepping outside the lobby and approaching his co-workers next to a squad car.

"Now look at this law.... It's not our thing, it’s a school district thing," the officer tells another cop, who is leaning against the car and sporting a pair of sunglasses.

He adds, "They're saying that a crime has been committed...is being committed in all of these schools."

In response, the bespectacled cop smirks.

The book in question is Storm and Fury, a popular young adult novel by Jennifer L. Armentrout that features an 18-year-old main character and a battle between gargoyles and demons. It includes several passages with sexual themes, including one makeout session that almost escalates to sex. Barnes and Noble recommends the book for readers 14 to 18. While the school district’s website has a list of challenged books, Legum notes that he did not locate Storm and Fury among them.

A new Florida law that recently took effect mandates that school books be age-appropriate and approved by a qualified school media specialist.

https://www.miaminewtimes.com/news/flor ... l-18181127

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Florida enacted a new law earlier this year that allows parents to raise objections to books they deem inappropriate and to petition school districts to ban them.

Gov. Ron DeSantis' administration then proceeded to assemble a council tasked with creating restrictions for public school libraries and to train school librarians to abide by the law. But as reported by The Daily Beast last week, some of those appointed to the group are conservative parents with a history of pushing for book bans.

Here is the full list of books the Brevard chapter of Moms for Liberty has sought to have removed from schools:

Damsel by Elana K. Arnold

Forever by Judy Blume

Lucky by Alice Sebold

Monday's Not Coming by Tiffany D. Jackson

Not My Problem by Ciara Smyth

Red Hood by Elana K. Arnold

Sold by Patricia McCormick

This Book is Gay by Juno Dawson

This One Summer by Mariko Tamaki

What Girls are Made Of by Elana K. Arnold

A Court of Mist and Fury by Sarah J. Maas

Crank by Ellen Hopkins

Infandous by Elana K. Arnold

Push by Sapphire

The Haters by Jesse Andrews

The Nowhere Girls by Amy Reed

Tilt by Ellen Hopkins

Triangles by Ellen Hopkins

Tricks by Ellen Hopkins

A Court of Silver Flames by Sarah J. Maas

Breathless by Jennifer Niven

Last Night at the Telegraph Club by Malinda Lo

The Infinite Moment of Us by Lauren Myracle

YOU: A Novel by Caroline Kepnes

A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J. Maas

A Court of Frost and Starlight by Sarah J. Maas

A Court of Wings and Ruin by Sarah J. Maas

Out of Darkness by Ashley Hope Perez

The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini

Milk and Honey by Rupi Kaur

Jesus Land by Julia Scheeres

People Kill People by Ellen Hopkins

Beautiful by Amy Reed

Empire of Storms by Sarah J. Maas

Living Dead Girl by Elizabeth Scott

House of Earth and Blood by Sarah J. Maas

The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky

All Boys Aren't Blue by George M. Johnson

Slaughterhouse-Five by Kurt Vonnegut

Normal People by Sally Rooney

House of Sky and Breath by Sarah J. Maas

https://www.newsweek.com/moms-liberty-b ... ls-1756574

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για κάποιο λόγο, ένα απο τα μοτίβα που παρατηρώ στη λίστα, είναι η εμμονή με βιβλία που πραγματεύονται τη θέση της γυναίκας στην κοινωνία, της σεξουαλική εκμετάλλευση και ζητήματα χειραφέτησης. Αυτά είναι μάλλον ακατάλληλα για έφηβες 15-18

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JTA – A Florida organizer of the right-wing activist group Moms For Liberty who successfully pressed her school district to remove a version of Anne Frank’s diary recently appeared on a livestream banned from YouTube because of its pastor host’s antisemitism.

Jennifer Pippin, who chairs the group’s chapter in Indian River County, Florida, appeared in September on the show TruNews, which is hosted by End Times preacher Rick Wiles. Wiles is a conspiracy theorist who has claimed that Jews and Zionists have “attacked Christian culture” and railed against the “Jewish lobby” and “Kabbalah wizard rabbis.”

Wiles, who like Pippin is based in Florida, has also stated, “That’s the way the Jews work, they are deceivers, they plot, they lie, they do whatever they have to do to accomplish their political agenda.” He has claimed that “Israel” was behind the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. In 2019 he stated, “It’s not Muslims that are going to kill us. It’s the Jews.”

The following year he called the first attempted impeachment of Donald Trump a “Jew coup.” adding that Jews would “kill millions of Christians” after they overthrew the president. The Trump administration credentialed the outlet multiple times, leading to major pushback from Jewish groups. The channel was permanently banned from YouTube in 2020 over Wiles’ antisemitic rants.

Speaking to the Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Pippin said she had not been aware of Wiles’ antisemitism before she appeared on his show and would not have agreed to it if she’d known.

“Honestly, I’ve never heard of him before,” she said. “And I wasn’t aware of anything that he said against any organizations or group of people or anything like that.”

'Anne Frank's Diary: The Graphic Adaptation.' (Courtesy: Anne Frank Fonds via JTA)
JTA – A Florida organizer of the right-wing activist group Moms For Liberty who successfully pressed her school district to remove a version of Anne Frank’s diary recently appeared on a livestream banned from YouTube because of its pastor host’s antisemitism.

Jennifer Pippin, who chairs the group’s chapter in Indian River County, Florida, appeared in September on the show TruNews, which is hosted by End Times preacher Rick Wiles. Wiles is a conspiracy theorist who has claimed that Jews and Zionists have “attacked Christian culture” and railed against the “Jewish lobby” and “Kabbalah wizard rabbis.”

Wiles, who like Pippin is based in Florida, has also stated, “That’s the way the Jews work, they are deceivers, they plot, they lie, they do whatever they have to do to accomplish their political agenda.” He has claimed that “Israel” was behind the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. In 2019 he stated, “It’s not Muslims that are going to kill us. It’s the Jews.”

The following year he called the first attempted impeachment of Donald Trump a “Jew coup.” adding that Jews would “kill millions of Christians” after they overthrew the president. The Trump administration credentialed the outlet multiple times, leading to major pushback from Jewish groups. The channel was permanently banned from YouTube in 2020 over Wiles’ antisemitic rants.

Speaking to the Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Pippin said she had not been aware of Wiles’ antisemitism before she appeared on his show and would not have agreed to it if she’d known.

“Honestly, I’ve never heard of him before,” she said. “And I wasn’t aware of anything that he said against any organizations or group of people or anything like that.”

Moms For Liberty local chair Jen Pippin (right) appeared on an episode of ‘TruNews,’ hosted by the antisemitic conspiracy theorist Rick Wiles (left), months after successfully pushing her school to ban a graphic adaptation of Anne Frank’s diary, September 2023. (Screenshot via Rumble)
Yet when she was asked if she was sorry for appearing on TruNews, Pippin responded, “Absolutely not. No.” She said she did not necessarily endorse the views of everyone she speaks to about her efforts to ensure that school libraries contain only “age-appropriate” material.

“My interview was a representation of me and our work with Moms For Liberty,” she said. “Just because somebody says or does something years ago that I don’t agree with doesn’t mean that just because I did an interview with him, I agree with every single little thing that he said or what his news outlet has put out.”

Although Moms For Liberty has some Jewish members in its leadership, the group borrows much of its rhetoric from Christian nationalist organizations and one local chapter has quoted Hitler in its communications to parents. The “parents’ rights” movement the group represents has largely targeted books about race, gender and sexual identity, but some Jewish and Holocaust books have also been caught in the dragnet.

This spring Pippin’s school district on the state’s Atlantic coast, acting on her challenge, made national headlines when it agreed to pull “Anne Frank’s Diary: The Graphic Adaptation” from high schools. A spokesperson told JTA at the time that the 2018 illustrated reimagining of Frank’s diary was “a fictional novel” and “not age-appropriate.”

Since then, opposition to the book has only grown. A Jewish parent at another Florida school district successfully petitioned for the book’s removal last month, while a middle-school teacher in Texas was recently fired for reportedly assigning and reading aloud passages from the book. Politicians and other public figures have since claimed that the book’s depiction of Frank’s attraction to another girl, and her descriptions of her own genitalia, were “pornography”; a local Florida news outlet claimed Pippin had called the book “sexually explicit” in her own challenge.

Pippin told JTA that the quote attributed to her was incorrect and that she did not object to the book’s sexual content, which she recognized came from Frank’s original diary. “I didn’t challenge it for the sexually explicit content because this was actually what she wrote,” she said. “This is what she was thinking in her teenage years, during the Holocaust.”

She instead said she objected to the book’s presence in her high school for a different reason: that it was a highly abridged version of the diary’s original text, and she and a local Holocaust education group jointly believed high school students should be expected to be able to read the original instead.

“They agreed that this one book, the graphic adaptation, should be permanently removed because they felt that children in high school should be reading the true diary of Anne Frank, and not the graphic adaptation, to get the actual, factual information from the diary,” Pippin said, adding that she supported “age-appropriate” Holocaust education in schools.

'Anne Frank's Diary: The Graphic Adaptation.' (Courtesy: Anne Frank Fonds via JTA)
JTA – A Florida organizer of the right-wing activist group Moms For Liberty who successfully pressed her school district to remove a version of Anne Frank’s diary recently appeared on a livestream banned from YouTube because of its pastor host’s antisemitism.

Jennifer Pippin, who chairs the group’s chapter in Indian River County, Florida, appeared in September on the show TruNews, which is hosted by End Times preacher Rick Wiles. Wiles is a conspiracy theorist who has claimed that Jews and Zionists have “attacked Christian culture” and railed against the “Jewish lobby” and “Kabbalah wizard rabbis.”

Wiles, who like Pippin is based in Florida, has also stated, “That’s the way the Jews work, they are deceivers, they plot, they lie, they do whatever they have to do to accomplish their political agenda.” He has claimed that “Israel” was behind the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. In 2019 he stated, “It’s not Muslims that are going to kill us. It’s the Jews.”

The following year he called the first attempted impeachment of Donald Trump a “Jew coup.” adding that Jews would “kill millions of Christians” after they overthrew the president. The Trump administration credentialed the outlet multiple times, leading to major pushback from Jewish groups. The channel was permanently banned from YouTube in 2020 over Wiles’ antisemitic rants.

Speaking to the Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Pippin said she had not been aware of Wiles’ antisemitism before she appeared on his show and would not have agreed to it if she’d known.

“Honestly, I’ve never heard of him before,” she said. “And I wasn’t aware of anything that he said against any organizations or group of people or anything like that.”

Moms For Liberty local chair Jen Pippin (right) appeared on an episode of ‘TruNews,’ hosted by the antisemitic conspiracy theorist Rick Wiles (left), months after successfully pushing her school to ban a graphic adaptation of Anne Frank’s diary, September 2023. (Screenshot via Rumble)
Yet when she was asked if she was sorry for appearing on TruNews, Pippin responded, “Absolutely not. No.” She said she did not necessarily endorse the views of everyone she speaks to about her efforts to ensure that school libraries contain only “age-appropriate” material.

“My interview was a representation of me and our work with Moms For Liberty,” she said. “Just because somebody says or does something years ago that I don’t agree with doesn’t mean that just because I did an interview with him, I agree with every single little thing that he said or what his news outlet has put out.”

Although Moms For Liberty has some Jewish members in its leadership, the group borrows much of its rhetoric from Christian nationalist organizations and one local chapter has quoted Hitler in its communications to parents. The “parents’ rights” movement the group represents has largely targeted books about race, gender and sexual identity, but some Jewish and Holocaust books have also been caught in the dragnet.

This spring Pippin’s school district on the state’s Atlantic coast, acting on her challenge, made national headlines when it agreed to pull “Anne Frank’s Diary: The Graphic Adaptation” from high schools. A spokesperson told JTA at the time that the 2018 illustrated reimagining of Frank’s diary was “a fictional novel” and “not age-appropriate.”


Gretchen Valing reads aloud from ‘Anne Frank’s Diary: The Graphic Adaptation’ at a board meeting for the Keller Independent School District in Keller, Texas, Aug. 22, 2022. (Screen capture)
Since then, opposition to the book has only grown. A Jewish parent at another Florida school district successfully petitioned for the book’s removal last month, while a middle-school teacher in Texas was recently fired for reportedly assigning and reading aloud passages from the book. Politicians and other public figures have since claimed that the book’s depiction of Frank’s attraction to another girl, and her descriptions of her own genitalia, were “pornography”; a local Florida news outlet claimed Pippin had called the book “sexually explicit” in her own challenge.

Pippin told JTA that the quote attributed to her was incorrect and that she did not object to the book’s sexual content, which she recognized came from Frank’s original diary. “I didn’t challenge it for the sexually explicit content because this was actually what she wrote,” she said. “This is what she was thinking in her teenage years, during the Holocaust.”

She instead said she objected to the book’s presence in her high school for a different reason: that it was a highly abridged version of the diary’s original text, and she and a local Holocaust education group jointly believed high school students should be expected to be able to read the original instead.

“They agreed that this one book, the graphic adaptation, should be permanently removed because they felt that children in high school should be reading the true diary of Anne Frank, and not the graphic adaptation, to get the actual, factual information from the diary,” Pippin said, adding that she supported “age-appropriate” Holocaust education in schools.

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Pippin said Wiles had reached out to her to ask about her challenge to the Anne Frank book specifically, although she said she did not think his questions about the book were antisemitic in nature and the two did not discuss the book in their live conversation.

Wearing a Moms For Liberty T-shirt, Pippin spoke to Wiles for around 30 minutes on his show, chiefly promoting the work of her group, which Wiles said he fully supported. “I will do everything I can to help you,” he told her. “I will help raise money, I will help organize, I will help you get a lawsuit against the school board.”

Wiles introduced his interview with Pippin by stating, “Marxist Communists are waging war against America’s innocent children in almost every state in the USA. They have infiltrated our nation’s local school districts and public libraries.” He concluded it by comparing Moms For Liberty’s battles with school boards to the French Revolution, adding, “If we don’t stop it really soon, none of us are going to survive over the next 10 years, because these people are violent. … They’re going after our children now.”

Pippin told JTA she did not agree with Wiles’ characterization of her activism and had tried to steer the conversation back to books.

TruNews has been broadcast in various forms for more than two decades, and Wiles has taken aim at Muslims and LGBTQ individuals as well as Jews over time. In recent weeks, since his broadcast with Pippin and Hamas’s attack on Israel on October 7, Wiles has posted almost exclusively content targeting “godless, atheistic, antichrist Zionism” on social media and called on the Israeli government to “stop the Palestinian pogrom.”

https://www.timesofisrael.com/mom-for-l ... ivestream/

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Μόλις κάνουνε claim σε ένα βιβλίο, οποιοδήποτε, ο βιβλιοθηκάριος είναι υποχρεωμένος να αποσύρει όλα τα αντίτυπα μέσα σε 5 μέρες και πρέπει να μείνουν μακριά απο το σχολείο για όσο διαρκεί η "ερευνα", αλλιώς στέλνουνε την αστυνομία, όπως η κυρία παραπάνω

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Δυστυχως δεν υπάρχει τιποτα στη μεση. Ή βλεπουμε τετοια καραγκιοζιλικια με φανατικους, ή πουσταραδες ντυμενους γυναικες που λενε παραμύθια στα παιδακια.
Έχει χαθεί το μετρο.

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έχουν και ένα site-οδηγό που βαθμολογεί βιβλία με βάση την "ακαταλληλότητα" απο 1 ως 5 και με βάση τις βαθμολογίες στέλνουν αιτήσεις για να αποσυρθούν τα βιβλία με υψηλή βαθμολογία

https://booklooks.org/book-reports-1

[Dwarven Blacksmith]

Εγώ έχω αλλάξει γνώμη για τις Κάρεν. Δέχομαι ότι επί καπιταλισμού είναι εκνευριστικές. Το σύστημα τις κάνει έτσι. Όμως με σοσιαλισμό μπορούν να αποτελέσουν τη μαγιά της νέας NKVD.