His aboriginal penis sheath scarred her for life

I was going to write about the need to seize our libraries' National Geographic collections, but I felt like the Lord wanted me to write to Sheriff Holcomb instead. That said, I hate to see a tale about a school wickedly peddling pornography go unnoticed.

Channel 25, First Coast Eyewitness Action News has the story:

Rhonda DelBoccio says she wasn't prepared when her eight-year-old daughter told her she had seen a naked man in a magazine at school.

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She went to Crooked Creek Elementary school and asked to see the magazines the students were using for their project. "In there was a box of about a hundred or so magazines including Parenting, with the tag line 'Better sex after having a Baby', Newsweek with dead corpses being dragged across battlefields, Redbook, Time and National Geopgraphic.," she said.

In one issue of National Geographic DelBoccio found the pictures her daughter was describing. "There was page upon page of naked people, of aborigine men," she said, "the page that she said that she saw was a picture of a naked male standing there with his midsection tied to his belly. It's something she had never seen before so she didn’t know what to call it, or how to describe it."