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0:39Now PlayingOutraged upstate New York parents took over a school board meeting this week, demanding to know why their elementary school children were exposed to an “LGBTQIA+” book that included depictions of naked people and bondage enthusiasts.
A large and animated crowd of parents gathered in a Monroe County auditorium on Tuesday and voiced their concerns to the superintendent and Penfield school board about their young children having access to the book “The Rainbow Parade: A Celebration of LGBTQIA+ Identities and Allies.”
The controversial book tells the story of a young girl and her two mothers attending an LGBT parade and follows a child who is exploring their “gender identity.” The book’s lesson for kids is to “break down stereotypes and embrace diversity,” according to a description.
“The Rainbow Parade” includes depictions of a naked person shown from behind, furries, and a gay couple outfitted in leather BDSM (bondage/domination/sado-masochism) attire.
Students who were shown the book were in grades 1 through 5 — meaning they are roughly ages 5 through 11.
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