Kirk Cameron — former “Rising Pains” teen idol turned über-conservative right-wing Christian — is selling a substitute for Scholastic E-book Festivals, partnering with SkyTree E-book Festivals in an effort to push “vetted” studying supplies to younger folks.  

In a video posted to X (previously Twitter) ramping as much as the vacations, Cameron speaks of the advantages of his new endeavor, saying, “You possibly can change these dangerous Scholastic e book gala’s with useful, healthful e book gala’s, with 500 books which have all been vetted and screened to take out all the nasty pornography and the vital race idea and the race stuff.”

Earlier in November, Cameron teased these plans on social media in a put up asking if folks ever questioned how “all of the sexually specific, morally disgusting, and harmful books get into our kids’s colleges, lecture rooms, and libraries,” happening to say that he and @SkyTreeFairs “did a deep dive and found who the true wolf in Grandma’s clothes is,” that means Scholastic E-book Festivals. That is simply the most recent initiative in what Salon Senior Author Amanda Marcotte calls “right-wing hysteria” about “pornography” used to justify e book banning, writing in a latest commentary on the matter that what’s actually offensive to the fitting is “the chance {that a} white child may be taught that another folks exist who aren’t white.”  

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