Videos · Parent Alert · Nov 03, 2023
Jill Simonian of PragerU Kids (reluctantly) reads aloud excerpts from an explicit novel that the American Library Association recommends for teens in the name of "inclusion," which is being used for…
Videos · Short Clips · Oct 26, 2023
THIS EPISODE CONTAINS STRONG LANGUAGE AND EXPLICIT THEMES THAT ARE NOT SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN. VIEWER DISCRETION ADVISED. Are there some books that are not appropriate for children to be reading in…
Videos · Man on the Street · Oct 25, 2023
Do you know what kids are reading in school? Aldo travels to Brentwood, CA to ask people who oppose “book bans” to read content that is available in many school libraries across the country. What you…
Videos · Parent Alert · Oct 18, 2023
Many educators have accused parents of "book banning" lately, but few acknowledge that vetting books for age-appropriateness is not the same as censorship. Tiffany Justice, co-founder of Moms for…
Videos · Short Clips · Nov 30, 2024
Why has the most important book ever composed been banned from classrooms? Michael Knowles discusses the purpose of education, declining literacy in America, and what’s being taught in place of the…
Videos · The Book Club · Apr 16, 2024
Once required reading for high school students, To Kill a Mockingbird now comes with trigger warnings. The book, which confronts and calls out the evils of racism, is considered by some to be too…
Videos · Stories of Us · Mar 11, 2025
He had it all—fame and success—with Mumford & Sons, one of the world’s biggest bands. But a single tweet changed everything. After praising Andy Ngo’s book on Antifa, Winston Marshall faced intense…
Videos · Short Clips · Mar 27, 2024
Concerned parents who want to remove overtly sexual books from schools are being accused of “banning books.” Kirk Cameron and Connor Boyack talk with PragerU CEO Marissa Streit about how to rescue…
Videos · Parent Alert · Jan 25, 2024
Jill Simonian from PragerU Kids shares the hard truth about banned books and has the latest on how Oklahoma might soon remove “furries” (kids who identify as imaginary animals) from the classroom.
Videos · Short Clips · Mar 04, 2025
Isn’t common sense an essential factor when we evaluate books for children to read and understand?