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Teen shows up at school board to chastise district over sexually explicit content, expresses outrage

Former Athens Drive High School student Lorena Benson raises concerns about a sexually explicit book in her high school English class at a board of education meeting in Wake County, North Carolina, Sept. 17, 2024.
Former Athens Drive High School student Lorena Benson raises concerns about a sexually explicit book in her high school English class at a board of education meeting in Wake County, North Carolina, Sept. 17, 2024. | Screenshot: YouTube/WakeCountySchools

A teenage girl announced she's leaving her high school after reportedly reading a story in English class that she said described an incestual sex scene.

That student recently went to a school board meeting and delivered a passionate response to the reading, explaining how it made her and other students feel — and why she's concerned about young minds being fed such information.

The Christian Post's Ryan Foley joins "The Inside Story" to tell Billy Hallowell what happened, why it matters, and why he believes more parents and students are more vocally objecting to inappropriate sexual content in schools.

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WARNING: The episode contains descriptions of sexually explicit content.

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