In June, Scholastic, the world’s largest children’s book publishing company, put its push for LGBTQ+ ideology front and center when it released its 2024 guide to its “Read with Pride” initiative.
As reported by The Washington Stand, the guide was to be a “resource” for “supporting LGBTQIA+ youth” by promoting books with radical ideological themes, including transgenderism and taking relationships “to the next level” with sexual intercourse. It also had a glossary of definitions for LGBTQ+ terminology such as “agender,” “allocishet,” and “genderfluid.” And yet, despite its unapologetic stance on this agenda, recent developments have caused some to wonder if the company has begun to pull back.
In addition to Scholastic, Pearson, the world’s largest academic publisher, has also prominently promoted LGBTQ+ material. But as The Washington…
