You see, our aspiring role model has produced a book combining hardcore self-involvement with dysmorphic cartoon pornography, with the results being made available to schoolchildren, including 11-year-olds. As one might imagine, there have been some, shall we say, reservations regarding whether a book of this kind should be circulated among children without their parents’ knowledge or consent. Readers may recall scenes in which parents attempted to read aloud passages from book among fellow adults at school board meetings, typically resulting in reprimands, the shutting off of microphones, and threats of physical removal. Apparently, “vagina slime,” fellatio and “strap-on hotness” are inappropriate topics for adult discussion, even as an attempt to specify a problem, but totally fine for kids. Who apparently need to know about the joys of masturbating while driving.
When TIME magazine interviews Maia Kobabe, author of the book Gender Queer.

Sabrina Sanchez became a national hero in a high country pasture, and almost lost her life in the process. The aftermath set her on the path to bringing wholeness to her self. She’s found the love of her life. She’s come to know that the place she now calls home is the place that holds her heart. She wants only one thing- the freedom to do her job as a Sheriff’s deputy, looking out for the people of the community that saved her.











