A South Carolina school district is facing a controversy over allegations that a school library concealed its online book catalog to prevent parents from seeing material that is inappropriate for children. The move suggests another effort to influence young children without the knowledge and consent of their parents.
At the heart of the controversy is the discovery of the librarians’ conduct by the local Moms for Liberty chapter, headed by Carly Carter.
At least one school library in a South Carolina school district restricted access to its online card catalog in order to hide “critical race theory books” from parents, internal documents obtained by the parental rights group Moms for Liberty show.
The school district claims that it required all schools in the district to unlock their catalogs at the beginning of the school year, but the Moms for Liberty leader says at least one…
