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David Rybak
3 years ago

This is not educational, it is grooming.

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Anonymous
3 years ago

Groomers

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Michele Rideout
3 years ago

Why kids? please stop this craziness

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Jennifer Young
3 years ago

Thank you!

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Jeff Peavey
3 years ago

This is disgusting

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Anonymous
3 years ago

Our vulnerable children don't need this type of thing

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Teresa Ferland Blaisdell
3 years ago

Thank you to all who are supportive of the safety and protection of our youth!

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Anonymous
3 years ago

This is not discrimination against a group it is discrimination against an activity that should not be happening with kids especially using tax payer money and resources.

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Nicole Johnson
3 years ago

This is not what CHILDREN need !!!! This is not what ANY CHILD NEEDS !!! Thier BRAINS are NOT fully DEVELOPED!! Let them grow !!! Let them mature! ! JUST LET THEM BE CHILDREN!!!!! Leave the children alone !!!!!

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Wanda Brigham
3 years ago

Drag shows are adult entertainment.

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Anonymous
3 years ago

This is an attempt to indoctrinate impressionable children into accepting immoral sexual behavior.

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Gaston Gingues
3 years ago

Why don't we have a grandma, not a drag queen artist, read to the children? Or grandpa!

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Chris gooden
3 years ago

This is disgusting it is morally wrong to subject young children to this kind of behavior.

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AL Morancie Jr
3 years ago

This should not b allowed in any place with children.period!

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Michael Trudeau
3 years ago

May God be merciful to our nation and communities.

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Edward Rosebrook
3 years ago

If 909 people in Jonestown can be convinced into drinking poison laced Koolade, and/or if 96 adults of Heaven's Gate can be convinced into committing suicide in order to catch a UFO on a comet, they vulnerable young children can be convinced they're the wrong sex. Please keep Drag Story Hour away from our public library!

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Robert Larson
3 years ago

This is child abuse under NH State law: State criminal codes define child abuse as an act (or failure to act) that results in serious harm to a child's health and welfare, or creates the risk for such harm. Child abuse includes physical, emotional, and sexual abuse, as well as exploitation, neglect, and abandonment. Anyone under the age of majority (18 in most states) is considered a child and protected by these statutes, while the offender is either a family member (such as a parent) or someone in close or regular proximity to children (such as a teacher). State "mandatory reporter" laws require parents and caregivers to report any credible suspicions of child abuse to the proper authorities.

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Dale R Simpson
3 years ago

Leave the children alone.

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Jacqueline Luce
3 years ago

Please no drag queen shows in libraries where elementary school children attend for good education.

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Claire Martineau
3 years ago

To have this with elementary children in the room is just wrong. Our youth don't need to be influenced by this at that age.