Georgia School District Removes Sickening Books After Email from ‘Libs of Tiktok’

GEORGIA (VINnews) — In a huge victory for public school parents and children, “Libs of Tiktok” has gotten a school district to remove inappropriate material from its libraries.

On August 19th, Libs reached out to the Cobb County School District via email to ask for comment on why they were offering certain specific books, filled with extremely inappropriate and immoral content, to their students.

Two days later, they received a response from Chief Strategy and Accountability Officer John Floresta, stating the district was removing the books from school libraries. It read, “Any book, video, or lesson which contains…is entirely unacceptable and have no place in our schools, period. Over the weekend, we have removed both books from all of our schools.”

The district also reportedly sent out an email to parents and staff on Monday, August 21st notifying them they removed the two books in question.

Libs of Tiktok then followed up and verified on the district’s website that the books previously marked available now show as “in processing” or were already pulled and are unavailable for students.

John also wrote that they were “unaware” that these books had any inappropriate material until he received their email and thanked Libs for notifying them. He stated, “at the direction of our Board and Superintendent, we are unapologetically holding our staff accountable to only use content which is aligned to Georgia standards, our Board’s policies, and the Law.”

Libs ok Tiktok, founded by an orthodox Jew, has been on a mission to expose the immorality which is being spread by school teachers and other people in position of authority. They have been torched by many leftists, accused of bigotry, hate and intolerance, which is indicative that they have been successful and are perceived as a threat to the woke agenda.

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