Let’s “Ban Some Books” From The Classroom

By Leslie Wolfgang, Family Institute of Connecticut

October 7, 2025

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Let’s face it, some story books don’t belong in the library or the classroom. I don’t care if some liberals want to call it “banning” books, they either don’t know what that really means or are using it facetiously. Nevertheless, thanks to the Supreme Court, parents can have some books reasonably excluded from the classroom and prevent their children from being indoctrinated into gender ideology and more.

Join FIC on Tuesday, October 14th at 3pm for a free webinar on the impact of the Supreme Court’s Mahmoud vs Taylor decision. We will be joined by an attorney from Liberty Counsel to discuss religious freedom and how this ruling affects a parent’s right to opt their students out of ideologically motivated “gender”-based materials.

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Leslie Wolfgang, Family Institute of Connecticut

Family Institute of Connecticut (FIC) is composed of three distinct organizations. FIC Action is an 501(c)(4) social welfare organization which undertakes lobbying in defense of marriage and the family. FIC Action Committee is a registered state political action committee that was created in 2004 to help support pro-family candidates to CT state government. Family Institute of Connecticut is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit educational organization founded in 1989 to focus on marriage strengthening projects, educational efforts, and research.