Texas School District Bans Virginia Flag Over Controversial Naked Breast Image

In a bizarre and unexpected move, a Texas school district has banned the Virginia state flag due to its portrayal of a naked breast, raising eyebrows and questions about educational boundaries.
After the district’s removal of Virginia from the PebbleGo Next database, critics like the Texas Freedom to Read Project blasted the move as “dystopian,” fueling viral debate on censorship in schools. Ironically, Virtus’s exposed breast was officially added in 1901 to emphasize her femininity and strength—an intended message of empowerment now caught in America’s ongoing culture wars over banned books and “school library nudity” policy.