After hearing public testimony, the Commissioners voted 3-2 to give the City 120 days to renegotiate the contract. This is a step in the right direction. We pray and hope that the hearts of the city council members will soften and decide to protect the innocence of children. If the City does not renegotiate within that time, the contract will expire.

The fight is ongoing and we are gaining momentum as more people in our community are waking up to the filth that has silently seeped into our children’s books. The city is determined to sweep this under the rug, and as “We the People” continue to speak up, that is increasingly difficult for them.

It was an eye-opening meeting for many, as you got to experience for the first time laws being broken, continuous rudeness, unprofessional behavior, breaking of procedural rules, and censorship (the real kind). You also got to see what true character and professionalism look like…

The City of Kerrville put out a press release on Monday that the city is sponsoring the “Celebrate Banned Books Week” at the public library. What gave me pause was the rainbow coloring of the word “Celebrate”.