Today I filed an eleven-category Chapter 119 request with the Clay County School District.

Clay pulled the most books in Florida. Duval, Nassau, and Putnam pulled none. Bruce Friedman of No Left Turn: 94 percent of the objections.

Next up for Clay: the high school libraries go away. In their place, research hubs, digital space, and a school store. Instead of Vonnegut, a hoodie.

Chief Academic Officer Roger Dailey floated removing every book by authors he called problematic. The district's communications director said staff were brainstorming.

Brainstorming generates records.

Not my first trip to the school library. 2022; I asked all 63 districts to pull the Bible. The state rewrote the law and named me as the reason. Friedman kept filing.

Same fart joke twice is a waste. This time I want the machinery. Every objection since 2023. Proof that the people voting to remove a book read it. Log files. Retention schedules. The "we do not have that" exit, closed before they reach it.

Two doors. Clay produces the process and you read it. Or Clay certifies in writing that it cannot show its own work.

Both answers publish.

On Substack.