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Joseph Vargas recently sat down with Bonnie Wallace on the Keep Texas Red Podcast for an important conversation about a question every Texas parent, grandparent, taxpayer, and voter should be asking:
How are sexually explicit books getting into Texas public schools, and who is responsible for putting them there?
Bonnie has spent years researching this issue, examining school library collections, speaking before school boards across Texas, and challenging material she believes is inappropriate for children.
During our interview, we discuss:
- How Bonnie first became involved in this fight
- What she has discovered in Texas school libraries
- How these books are selected and approved
- Who ultimately bears responsibility—the librarians, administrators, vendors, or elected school boards
- Why Texas laws such as HB 900 and SB 13 have not completely resolved the problem
- The resistance Bonnie has encountered when confronting school districts
- What parents and ordinary Texans can do to investigate their own school libraries and take action
This issue goes beyond a debate over individual books. It raises a much larger question about parental rights, local accountability, and who is making decisions about what children are exposed to in taxpayer-funded schools.
We encourage you to watch the interview and share it with other Texans who need to know what is happening.
Watch: “Explicit Books in Texas Schools: Who Is Responsible?”
Please watch, share, and help get this information in front of parents, grandparents, school-board members, and concerned citizens across Texas.