'There has not been a single book that has been banned in the state of Florida, that is a media hoax,' DeSantis said.
Amid a continuous battle regarding banned books throughout the country from conservatives, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis was confronted on his stance on the matter in a Fox News interview on Sunday.
'While being asked by Bream on the decision to remove books from certain age groups citing concerns from parents, the LGBTQ+ community, and teachers on how this will impact students, the Florida governor added, 'You have to make decisions about what's appropriate for the curriculum...The other thing is about what teachers can say and not. A teacher should not be instructing a second grader that their gender is a choice...
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