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Jony the Walrus Coloring Book for Kids

Matt D Walsh Sr.

Ages 6-12

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The Matt Walsh Show

The host brought up the title after a school employee in Oregon faced accusations for having a copy on his shelf, highlighting the controversy surrounding its classification in an LGBTQ+ category. He described the story as a simple children's tale about a boy who pretends to be a walrus and defended it against claims of hostile intent toward gender identity. He noted the book’s unexpected popularity among trans and non‑binary audiences and used the episode to promote it.

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The host mentioned this was his children's book which a school employee in Oregon was accused of a 'biased incident' for having a copy of on his shelf, leading to a demand for removal and mandatory re-education. The book was about a boy who pretends to be a walrus, and its message was considered simple and straightforward by the author.

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And a school employee in Oregon is accused of a biased incident because he had a copy of my children's book, Johnny the Walrus, on his shelf.

they said that my story about a little boy who pretends to be a walrus is in fact a hostile expression of animus towards students quote actual or perceived gender identity

we're not talking about a classified bomb making manual here or an al-qaeda guide to hijacking an aircraft we're also not talking about anything deviant or grotesque or explicit or vulgar or anything like that we're talking about a children's book about a kid who thinks he's a walrus

amazon once listed johnny the walrus as the best-selling book in the lgbtq plus category which has endeared me to millions of trans and non-binary folks all over the world

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