
Texas Lt. Gov. Patrick wants to remove 'dirty books' from schools, points to teen sexual education graphic novel
Texas's lieutenant governor is pushing to remove books he considers vulgar from school libraries and is proposing penalties for schools that don't comply. He has pointed to a sexual education graphic novel as an example. He says this is not a ban on books, though he has stated his office is "coming for the books.
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National story. 12 articles from 8 sources. Updated Aug 22, 2026.
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Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick Proposes Penalties for Schools That Keep “Vulgar” Books on Library Shelves
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7 sources'We're coming for the books': Lt. Gov. Patrick wants to remove 'dirty books' from public schools
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