Julianne Moore's Children's Book Removed for Review in Pentagon Schools

The Department of Defense cites compliance with Trump administration directives on educational materials as the reason for the review.

Julianne Moore's 2007 semi-autobiographical book 'Freckleface Strawberry' has been removed from Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA) school libraries for a compliance review.
The review follows executive orders by President Donald Trump targeting materials related to 'gender ideology' and 'discriminatory equity ideology topics.'
Moore expressed sadness and disbelief, noting her personal connection to military schools as a graduate of a DoDEA school and the daughter of a Vietnam veteran.
Other books under review include 'No Truth Without Ruth,' a biography of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, and 'Becoming Nicole,' a memoir about a transgender actress.
The Department of Defense has stated that no books have been permanently banned yet, with access temporarily restricted to professional staff during the review process.