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One of the first books challenged in Campbell County was This Book Is Gay, by J/J Dawson. It educates kids on the use of sex toys, portrays illicit sex between an older married man and a teenage boy, gives advice on how to give hand jobs and blow jobs to others, and contains reference material on where to go to participate in these activities.

Terri Lesley, Sue Knesel, Darcy Acord, Charlie Anderson, Nancy Stovall, and Miranda Finn all went publicly on record that this is appropriate reading for minors, and denied the removal of the book when it was challenged. They now believe that kids should be schooled in rimming, eating poop, golden showers, and group sex, and therefore multiple copies of the updated version containing those topics are now available in Wyoming, being trafficked between libraries, compliments of Campbell County.

The American Library Association believes there should be no age limit for any material, so according to current library policy, it is acceptable for any age person to review that book, although the updated version is recommended for ages 14-17.

Even if you believe kids ages 8+ are ready for detailed instruction on how to engage in sex practices, do any of you actually believe that teaching eating poop and golden showers is legitimate sex education?

I totally understand that sex offenders get off on exposing kids to pornography and to taboo materials. What I don't understand is why those illegal activities are being condoned by current Wyoming elected officials and Law Enforcement.