Texas pretending Virginia doesn't exist, bans mentions of US state for elementary students... all because of a bare boob

A Texan school district decided to remove a section on Virginia from its school curriculum, because of the representation of a deesse devoutue on the flag of that U.S. state.

A Texas school district is banning the Virginia state flag from being used as part of its curriculum because it depicts a Greek goddess with one breast uncovered, the Washington Post reports.

Virginia's state flag removed from Lamar CISD database over breast

This one isn't about books.

Texas pretending Virginia doesn't exist, bans mentions of US state for elementary students... all because of a bare boob

Discover why a Texas school district has banned mentions of Virginia's state flag for elementary students due to an image of the Roman goddess Virtus.

School District Bans Virginia State Flag

A Texas school district has banned the Virginia state flag from some elementary classrooms due to its depiction of a bare-breasted Roman goddess, according to a report. The decision has […] The post School District Bans Virginia State Flag appeared first on The Western Journal.

The Texas Freedom to Read Project believes that the Lamar district has "unlocked a new level of dystopic hell, book ban and censorship in Texas."