Cranston’s Library Director Responds to the Highly Protested Transgender Event.
Editorial comment: Below is the letter sent by the Library Director to the Cranston Public Library’s distribution list after it hosted the September 19 public educational event, which advised parents about the truth of what children are being taught about the transgender agenda in our schools; an event which spurred a multi-hundred person protest, along with threats of violence that required a strong police presence and extra security.
We can’t wait to see the director’s promised sleight-of-hand when he pledges a review of the library’s internal policies – in other words, he’ll be looking to find way to deny 1st-Amendment rights to objectional groups, while ostensibly claiming to honor 1st-Amendment rights.
Once again, as this letter clearly demonstrates, left-leaning activists occupy vital public territory – far too many of the seats of authority and influence across our state and our cities and towns. If common-sense policies and traditional American values are to return to our society, it is vital that balance be restored to our public institutions and that much of this “territory” must be taken back by pro-liberty, pro-equal-opportunity, and non agenda-driven patriots.
Click here to watch Sten’s interview with the national director of the group that put on the event, Julie Gunlock of the Independent Women’s Network.
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