The Kitchen Table Activist

04/10/2026

April 10 is now called the “Day of NO Silence”… and it’s anything but quiet.

What began in the late 90s as a student-led, silent protest at the University of Virginia has evolved into something very different.

It started with silence to make a statement.
Now, it’s coordinated noise.

Led by GLSEN and promoted in schools nationwide, the day now centers on activism, rallies, and organized demonstrations.

Students are encouraged to:
• Wear tape over their mouths
• Join protests during school hours
• “Break the silence” in planned events

So the question is:

What’s really being promoted in our schools?

This goes beyond bullying or kindness.
It raises questions about influence, messaging, and who is shaping what children are exposed to.

Parents deserve to know.
Communities deserve transparency.
Students deserve protection.

Once you see it, you can’t ignore it.

03/26/2026

🚨 URGENT ACTION ALERT 🚨
A Rutherford County Library Board Needs Your Support NOW

RCLS Director Luanne James is refusing to fully comply with direction from the Tennessee Secretary of State and the local library board.

Here’s what’s happening:

The state directed libraries to review children’s sections for age-appropriate materials.

The Rutherford County Library Board responded responsibly, identifying books to be moved to the adult section.

Not banned. Not removed.
Moved out of reach of children.

Luanne James initially complied.

Now she is refusing to move additional books, selectively deciding which directives she will follow.

That is not compliance.
That is an unelected employee overriding lawful authority.

Meanwhile, activists are flooding the board with pressure to back down and keep these materials accessible to children.

This matters because:
• This is a taxpayer-funded library
• The board represents the public
• The director does not have authority to override the board
• This is about protecting children, not banning books

📍 TAKE ACTION NOW:
Email the board TODAY and tell them:

• You support compliance with the Secretary of State directive
• You expect accountability from Luanne James
• You stand for protecting children

📧 Board Contacts:
Cody York (Chair) [email protected]

Sam Huddleston (Vice Chair) [email protected]

Susan Quesenberry (Secretary) [email protected]

Angela Frederick [email protected]

Dina Piazza [email protected]

Darrell Thomas [email protected]

Beth Duffield (Treasurer) [email protected]

Allison Belt [email protected]

Jeffrey Wiencek [email protected]

John Curtis [email protected]

Lynn Reynolds [email protected]

📍 Show up Monday.
Stand with the board.
Demand accountability.
Protect children.

Monday, March 30, 2026, at 5 p.m. at the Rutherford County Courthouse (1 Public Square, Murfreesboro, TN)

03/16/2026

She said the quiet part out loud.

This author explains she intentionally designed the book cover so parents wouldn’t realize what the book contains.

So kids could read it without their parents knowing.

Parents have a right to know what’s in school libraries.

Search your school at TakeBackTheClassroom.com

03/11/2026

OKLAHOMA PARENTS 🚨 TAKE ACTION TODAY
Sexually explicit books are being found in public school libraries across the country.
Parents deserve to know what is in their child’s school.

SB 1250 helps protect children by addressing explicit content in schools.
☎ Call your Oklahoma State Senator today�Tell them: VOTE YES on SB 1250

Then take one more step:
🔎 Search your child’s school district�See what books have been identified in school libraries.
👉 TakeBackTheClassroom.com

Parents have the right to know.�Children deserve to be protected.

Vote YES on SB 1250.

03/09/2026

Many parents assume school libraries only contain age-appropriate books.

But across the country, families are discovering titles with explicit s*xual content available to students as young as middle school.

Once parents read the excerpts themselves, the issue becomes clear.

This isn’t about politics.
It’s about protecting children.

🔎 Look up your school district
📚 See the book reports
🛡 Decide what belongs in your child’s school

TakeBackTheClassroom.com

03/06/2026

If a movie contains explicit s*xual content, it gets an age rating.

If a website contains explicit s*xual content, schools block it.

But when a book contains explicit s*xual content and sits in a school library for kids, we are told parents must accept it.

Parents are pushing back.

States continue to try to control library collections in public schools across the country; congressional representatives reintroduce the Fight Book Bans Act; and more.

03/04/2026

“You may choose to look the other way but you can never say again that you did not know.”

Awareness changes responsibility.

Across the country, parents are discovering what’s inside their local school libraries — and once you see it, you can’t unsee it.

Red states. Blue states. Same issue.

The information is available.
The question is what we do with it.

Search your district at TakeBackTheClassroom.com

03/03/2026

What do American voters actually think about s*xually explicit books in public schools?

The answer is clear.

• 72% oppose them in public schools
• 81% oppose them in elementary schools
• 70% are concerned about s*xual content in classrooms

Despite media narratives, parents across political lines agree: s*xually explicit material does not belong in taxpayer-funded schools.

The public has spoken.

Now it’s time for transparency.

Search your local district at TakeBackTheClassroom.com and see for yourself.

03/03/2026

Four more school districts removed s*xually explicit books last week.

• 2 in Texas
• 2 in Michigan

Different politics.
Same outcome.

This isn’t partisan.
It’s parental.

Communities across America are standing up — and winning.

Search your district today.
TakeBackTheClassroom.com

02/24/2026

Parents, transparency shouldn’t be optional.

Most families are never told what books are available, promoted, or assigned in their child’s school library.

That’s why we built the first national public school library database—so parents can search their local district and see what’s really there.

Knowledge is protection.
Transparency empowers action.

🔎 Find out what’s in your local school district
➡️ TakeBackTheClassroom.com

02/24/2026

Stop the pipeline before harm occurs.

Sexually explicit books and s*xualized curriculum are being placed in public schools with taxpayer dollars—often without parental knowledge.

This exposure doesn’t stop at the page.
It conditions children to accept adult s*xual behavior before they are developmentally ready, increasing confusion, anxiety, and vulnerability to exploitation.

Parents deserve transparency.
Children deserve protection.

🔎 Search your local school district
➡️ TakeBackTheClassroom.com

02/20/2026

Sexually explicit books and curriculum are being placed in public schools with taxpayer dollars — creating a pipeline that moves children from exposure, to normalization, to real harm.

When schools provide and promote explicit material, children are conditioned to accept adult s*xual behavior before they are developmentally ready. The result is confusion, anxiety, disrupted brain development, and increased vulnerability to exploitation and s*x trafficking.

Parents deserve transparency.
Children deserve protection.

🔎 Search your local school district
📍 TakeBackTheClassroom.com