'We see it as a threat to democracy.' Parents' groups rise up against school book bans | Lifestyle

When Miami-Dade County Schools restricted Amanda Gorman’s inaugural poem and other titles only to middle school students in a K-8 school, Lissette Fernandez, a parent, was “completely taken aback.”

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