Moms for Liberty founder blasts Joy Reid’s demand that books with ‘incest, rape, pedophilia’ be allowed in schools
“I don’t need to be an expert to know that dildos aren’t appropriate content for public school.”
“I don’t need to be an expert to know that dildos aren’t appropriate content for public school.”

Moms for Liberty Founder Tiffany Justice appeared in an interview with MSNBC host Joy Reid who pushed Justice to accept that books containing topics about strap-on dildos and incest should be allowed in public schools for children.
Reid pressed the question of why liberal parents can't have the right to allow their children to be able to read the book, "All Boys Aren't Blue," which has topics concerning anal rape, incest, strap-on dildos, and many others that would not be appropriate to many parents of school children. She argued that passages about these topics are taken "out of context in school board meetings."
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View on XJustice explained that the book is about a young man who is anally raped by a family member when he is a child and then asked, "In what context is a strap-on dildo acceptable for public school?"
Reid then tested Justice's knowledge about details in the book by asking her to name the main character's name specifically in the book to which Justice answered correctly.
When Reid pressed her more saying Justice was not an "expert in [the] book," Justice replied, "I don't need to be an expert to know that dildos aren't appropriate content for public school."
Reid then argued that that the story has to be given its "full context" and asked, "Why is it your right, or a Mom's for Liberty activist's right, to say that a parent - who wants their child to have access to this book which gives a personal experience of this author... Why doesn't a liberal parent, for instance or a parents of an LGBTQ kid, why don't they have a right for their child to just have access to this book? Why is it your right to say they can't?"
Justice pushed back and said that the book talked about rape and pedophilia to which Reid pressed back and said each parent has their right to “decide what is appropriate for their child to read."
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