Utah school district bans Bible for being vulgar

In the wake of Utah's book-banning bill, a Utah school district banned the Holy Bible for containing indecent material.

This has come after Utah's Republican state government passed a law in which they banned books that contained 'por*ographic or indecent content.' This law also allowed parents to submit requests for the removal of books that contained vulgar elements.

Amid that, a parent filed a complaint for the removal of Bilble and said that it consists 'pro*titution, gen*tal mut*lation, fellat*o, d*ldos, r*pe, and even inf*nticide”.

It was further mentioned in the complaint, “Get this P*RN out of our schools."

Reacting to the complaint, the school district said the Bible can remain on high school shelves, but it needs to be kept from kids in younger grades.

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