Armin's Reading List
Armin Mizani says he’s fighting for conservative values.
But his own library tells a very different story. Dozens of woke, pro-trans, and sexually explicit books — marketed to children as young as age 3 — are stocked openly in the Keller Public Library under Mayor Armin Mizani.
Not tucked away. Not mislabeled. Not restricted. Fully accessible.
Keller is the only city in Northeast Tarrant County where kids can check these books out today.
No notice. No warnings. No parental review.
This is the record Armin doesn’t campaign on.
The Case File
What’s Really on the Shelves in Keller
A Kids Book About Being Transgender
A Kids Book About Being Nonbinary
Miss Rita, Mystery Reader
The Pronoun Book (She/He/They/Me)
Let’s Talk About It
Use of Force and the Fight Against Police Brutality
We Miss You, George Floyd
The Queen Bees of Tybee County / Camp QUILTBAG / Sam Is My Sister / Calvin
This is not just a handful of books. It’s dozens.All stocked under Armin Mizani’s leadership.
The Contradiction
What Armin Says vs. What Armin Allows
A children’s section doesn’t end up like this by accident. It takes years of choices, purchases, and approvals.
WHAT HE SAYS
“House District 98 deserves a battle-tested conservative who delivers results, not rhetoric.”
— A Note From Armin
WHAT THE RECORD SHOWS
Keller is the only Republican city in HD 98 with pro-trans, drag, BLM, and sexually explicit books marketed to toddlers and grade-school children. A “battle-tested conservative” doesn’t oversee the only city with this content.
WHAT HE SAYS
“Guided by our shared conservative values.”
WHAT THE RECORD SHOWS
Keller’s shelves promote drag culture, gender ideology, BLM activism, and graphic sexual content.
If these are “shared conservative values,” he should explain whose values they are — because they’re not those of HD 98 families.
WHAT HE SAYS
“I’ll fight to keep woke ideology out of the classroom.”
WHAT THE RECORD SHOWS
He did not keep woke ideology out of the library — where kids roam freely, unsupervised.
If he didn’t stop it in Keller, why would he stop it in Austin?
WHAT HE SAYS
“I stand up for parental rights.”
WHAT THE RECORD SHOWS
Parents weren’t told any of this was on the shelves.
No disclosure. No review. No approval.
Library staff even used the Accelerated Reader system to promote certain titles to kids. A right you don’t know about isn’t a right at all.
Only Keller
If this is just “what libraries do,” why is Keller the only one doing it?
When every neighboring city avoids this content and Keller alone embraces it,
the explanation isn’t geography — it’s leadership.
A search of surrounding cities found:
City
Woke/Trans Titles
Sexually Explicit Titles
BLM/Anti-Police Titles
Southlake
Colleyville
Grapevine
Keller
Keller isn’t following a trend. Keller is the outlier. And Armin is the one responsible.
The Library Shelf
Documented. Sourced. On the Shelf.
Every image below comes directly from:
The Keller Library system
Publisher summaries
Public records
The complete reading list pulled from library data
No spin. No interpretation. No campaign rhetoric. Just images of what Keller children can check out today — in Armin’s library.
See a list of book covers
Step back and the truth becomes obvious.
This didn’t happen overnight.
This didn’t happen by accident.
This happened under the long-term leadership of Armin Mizani — a decade in office,
five years as Mayor — while these books sat in Keller’s children’s section.
He brands himself as a conservative fighter.
But his record tells another story.