Past Sex Offenders Participate in Children’s ‘Drag Queen Story Time’ at Local Libraries

Past Sex Offenders Participate in Children’s ‘Drag Queen Story Time’ at Local Libraries
Children listen to a speaker at a library in Arlington, Virginia, on April 4, 2013. BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI/AFP/Getty Images
Miguel Moreno
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Over the past year, the Austin Public Library in Texas has allowed a sex offender to read to children during “Drag Queen Story Time,” a pro-family organization has learned. This is the latest development in a series of related findings this year.

At least three sex offenders have been exposed in Texas after having participated in “Drag Queen Story Time”—programs that seek to teach children about gender fluidity and give them queer role models through reading events in public libraries.

Miguel Moreno
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Miguel Moreno has worked for years as an NTD reporter, and now mainly works as a producer. Moreno has produced and co-produced multiple programs, including NTD Evening News, The Presidential Roller Coaster: 2024, and Mysteries of Life. Besides being a show producer, Moreno has produced for films, the latest one being "The Unseen Crisis," a documentary on vaccine injuries.
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