By law, this girl could not, without her parents’ consent, have seen a movie depicting what she was assigned to read in middle school.
She could not go to 7-11 and buy a magazine describing these incidents in great detail.
Had her neighbor showed her a book with this crap in it, or told her about these sex acts in great detail, he would be liable for prosecution for child sexual abuse.
Yet a government school shoves it in her face. And had she not had the relationship she had with her parents, leading her to discuss it with them, it might have had its intended (by Liberals) effect.
Exactly right.
I would suggest that the parents should push for prosecution of the teacher for just that.
What I would like to know is what would the typical legal consequences be in most states if you just beat the living crap out of the teacher?
Well, a district attorney in MA some years ago informed a parent that public schools, museums, and libraries were exempt from pornography laws.
I guess it would be a good idea for parents to check out the school’s reading list, among other things, before enrolling their children. You probably can a lot about a school’s culture by checking out their reading lists.