Retired Librarian Blasts Dad Who Doesn't Want Son "Exposed" to LGBTQ Books

There are a lot of people who passionately believe that children should have access to books demonstrating and describing, in some instances, vivid detail, various intimate acts between two people.

And then there are people who believe that introducing explicit acts of intercourse to children isn't a good idea and they oppose putting these books in schools and/or libraries. Within this debate, there are sub-squabbles about references to intimate acts performed among various genders.

And then jumbled up into that conversation are arguments over whether or not children should learn about the intricacies of drag, with drag performers in some instances reading with kids at libraries. There are people taking issue with this as well, and highlight that in some instances, convicted sex offenders have been selected to share spaces with children to read to them about drag.

However, the source of a recent debate highlights one aspect of this book regulating conversation: a dad expresses in a clip posted on Twitter at what appears to be some kind of communal meeting that he doesn't want his kid "exposed to other sexual orientations."

Retired Librarian Blasts Dad Who Doesn't Want Son "Exposed" to LGBTQ Books