Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick has issued a warning to school districts regarding certain books. He believes these books are offensive and wants them removed.
School districts that do not comply may face action, according to Patrick's statement. The specifics of the books in question and the potential consequences for non-compliant districts are not detailed here.
Further information on this development can be found through the source, which reports on Patrick's warning to school districts.
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