Outrage after publisher launches ‘safety covers’ allowing young people to hide gender-identity books at home

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Outrage after publisher launches ‘safety covers’ allowing young people to hide gender-identity books at home

A leading publisher of children’s books about gender identity has launched removable covers allowing young people to conceal what they are reading. Jessica Kingsley Publishers (JKP), an imprint of publishing giant Hachette UK, says its new “safety covers” provide a discreet way to read books about LGBTQIA+ identities, autism and other sensitive subjects without making others "suspicious". While JKP has not said th…