Kent County Council has decided to remove all transgender-related books from the children's sections of its libraries, following complaints from residents. The council leader, Linden Kemkaran, announced this initiative as a measure of common sense. Councillor Paul Webb endorsed the removal, indicating that children should not encounter materials suggesting they might have been born in the wrong bodies. Although the books will be removed from the children's areas, they are not being eliminated entirely; instead, they will be relocated to different sections of the libraries.
Kent County Council leader Linden Kemkaran announced the immediate removal of all transgender-related books from children's sections in libraries, calling it a victory for common sense.
Councillor Paul Webb stated that the decision came after concerns from a resident about trans ideological material found in the children's section, leading to a directive for removal.
Webb emphasized that children should not be exposed to messages suggesting they were born in the wrong bodies, asserting that from this point forward, such discussions will not occur in libraries.
While books are being removed from children's sections, they will not be completely eliminated but will be relocated to other areas in the libraries.
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