Texas Lt. Gov. Patrick is taking a stance on certain books in schools. He specifically mentions a graphic novel used in teen sexual education, characterizing some books as "dirty". Patrick claims his actions are not a ban on books.
He has stated his intention to address the issue, saying "We're coming for the books". This statement suggests a strong approach to removing certain books from schools.
Further details on Patrick's plans and the books in question are available from the source.
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