Porn in schools “is a children’s rights issue.”
If you thought the woke indoctrination going on in schools couldn’t get any worse, well, you were wrong.
Just last week, an 11-year-old boy read an illustrated romance novel, called “Nick and Charlie,” in front of a school board. The book was pornographic, detailing a scene between two boys who steal wine from their parents and decide to sexually experiment with each other.
The boy said he saw the book propped up on a stand and went to check the book out so he could bring it home and show his dad. When he did, the librarian asked him if he wanted more and if he wanted the graphic novel version.
Disturbing doesn’t cover it. This is blatant LGBTQ+ indoctrination.
Not only is pornographic content in a school library, it's being promoted by the school and endorsed by the adult librarian. It’s nothing short of pedophilic.
Sara Gonzales calls it like it is. She says, “This is not a trans issue. This right here is a children’s rights issue.”
Gonzales goes on to say, “This is about protecting children from being sexually abused, exploited, and indoctrinated by adults. This is the most important thing going on in our country right now. You can talk all you want about Russia and Ukraine ... but if we can not agree that we have to protect children from being abused — that we will protect the innocence of children and stop exposing them to sex, to perversions, to irreversible hormones, chemical castration, chopping their [genitals] off, chopping their breasts off — nothing else matters.”
And she’s right. The country can come back from inflation, war, and bad policy — but it cannot come back from sexually mutilating and abusing the next generation.
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Outraged mom who blasted school board as 'groomers and activist pimps' for drag show flyer calls on all parents to stand against schools hyper-sexualizing children
An outraged San Diego-area mother who went viral this week after blasting her school board as "groomers and activist pimps" for distributing a drag show flyer is calling on parents across America to stand against schools hyper-sexualizing children.
What are the details?
The Encinitas Union School District came under fire for sending to parents and students a flyer advertising a "queerest" Halloween party featuring a "family-friendly" drag show sponsored by a gay bar and a gender-reassignment surgery center.
Here's parent Brittany Mayer viciously dismantling board members at their public meeting for their massive misstep:
\u201cWe\u2019re done mincing words.\n\nWhile we have a culture that has a huge problem with child porn and with sex trafficking, Encinitas Union School District in CA, made the decision to feature an event to sexualize young children.\n\nWe will call it exactly what it is\ud83d\udd25\u201d— rooted.wings (@rooted.wings) 1665552021
"What is it about a grown man costumed in a sparkly bra with augmented boobs busting out, a leather miniskirt barely covering his twerking ass, with tuck tape on his front while spreading his fish-netted legs as he writhes on the ground, grinding his groin next to a minor — family-friendly?" Mayer asks.
She adds that "while we have a culture that has a massive problem with child porn, with sex trafficking, you — a little school district board of adults — made a decision to feature an event to hyper-sexualize young children."
"You all played the activist pimp for an Align Surgical center and for a 21-plus gay bar," Mayer continues. "It makes you groomers and activist pimps, and we won’t have those sitting on a school board who oversees the education of our children."
On fire, she gives them a final slap in the face: "You all stepped out of line, you should be ashamed. There's nothing loving, there's nothing 'let's unite and include' because the logical conclusion of that is you end up in diabolical evil. There are boundaries, and you don't slap family-friendly titles on stuff to cover your ass."
Mayer warns parents on Tucker Carlson's show
Mayer appeared Thursday on Fox News' "Tucker Carlson Tonight" and told the host that this kind of thing is coming to every school across America — so parents everywhere need to be ready to stand against it.
"I wanna make it really clear that this is not an isolated incident. This is coming to every school across the nation," she told Carlson. "And if you think that it’s just gonna stay in California, you’re dead wrong. This is coming everywhere, and it’s why we stood up, and we said we're gonna nip this in the bud, we’re not going to play by the rules that we're supposed to be afraid, that we're gonna be punished if we don’t speak up now. And I hope this breeds courage for parents all over the nation who see this trend starting to change where ... our kids aren't being educated in the fundamentals; they’re being hyper-sexualized, and we're done with this."
Mayer added to the host that school officials who are hell-bent on hyper-sexualizing children slyly use words to mask their intentions, and parents need to call that out.
"You can slap labels on anything; you can make anything ‘family-friendly’ that you want. And that’s the danger of this ideology — is that we're being told to use new terms and new language," she said, adding that "I think we do a disservice when we play by those rules. We need to stand up."
Fox News said the district reportedly took down the flyer after finding it did not meet "district approval criteria."
Oklahoma man allowed to sue local school board members for cutting his mic because he spoke about God: 'Mr. Chaffin was removed because he was predicating his comments on a Biblical worldview'
A state judge in Oklahoma has refused to dismiss a lawsuit which alleges that a local school board turned off a public microphone because a man used "a Biblical worldview" to frame his comments.
Back in April, Brice Chaffin spoke at a public school board meeting in Stillwater, Oklahoma, about 65 miles north of Oklahoma City and the home of Oklahoma State University. Though the board had not planned to discuss rules related to bathroom use at schools, many in the audience, including Chaffin, elected to speak about the topic nonetheless.
Many residents wanted to weigh in on the issue since the board had recently updated its anti-discrimination policy to include "gender identity," which meant that students could use the bathroom which corresponds to their "gender [identities]," rather than their biological sexes.
Chaffin began his comments by arguing for the reality of God and the necessity of accepting Jesus. When board members then asked Chaffin to speak about the bathroom topic at hand, Chaffin hinted at his opposition to "gender identity" as a concept and the related bathroom issue by referencing the Bible.
"So, I talked about physical laws," Chaffin said. "We have spiritual laws. We also have natural laws. Natural law, for instance, one natural law is that on the day God created man, He made him in the likeness of God. He created them male and female. So, we have males and females."
Chaffin then began to quote from the first chapter of the New Testament book Romans, a chapter often cited to denounce homosexuality.
At that point, school board members interjected once again and asked Chaffin to stay on topic. When he continued to read from Romans, the board silenced the microphone, and Chaffin's words became inaudible. Security then removed Chaffin from the meeting.
After the meeting, Chaffin, with the help of attorney Maria Seidler, filed a lawsuit against Stillwater Public Schools, members of the Stillwater school board, and Gay Washington, who was acting superintendent at the time.
Jenni White, president of the group Reclaim Oklahoma Parent Empowerment (ROPE), which is also listed as a plaintiff, issued a statement in support of the suit.
"Any member of the taxpaying community has the right to speak at a school board meeting," White wrote. "If you watch the video, it was clear that Mr. Chaffin was removed because he was predicating his comments on a Biblical worldview. According to the First Amendment our speech is protected from interference by the government and a school board is a governmental entity."
"I'd just like the school boards to uphold the Constitution as they're required to pledge upon taking office. Free speech must include religious speech," White added.
Though the judge dismissed the charges against the school board as a whole, the judge upheld the suit against the district and each individual board member. A pretrial hearing has been scheduled for November. Chaffin and Seidler are not seeking monetary damages from the defendants, but a public apology and remittance for attorney's fees.
State legislators have since changed state law to restrict students to using the bathroom which is in accords with their biological sex.
The entire meeting can be viewed below. Chaffin's speech begins at about 1:04:20.
VIDEO: Mother's mic cut at school board meeting while reading obscene school assignment allegedly given to her 15-year-old daughter
School board officials in Clark County, Nevada, are under fire this week after temporarily cutting a mother's microphone as she read an obscene and profanity-laced school assignment allegedly given to her 15-year-old daughter.
Video of the exchange has gone viral on social media after being posted on Monday by the popular account Libs of TikTok.
In the video, board officials can be heard ironically stopping the mother from continuing to recite the purported assignment by claiming it was too explicit for the public hearing.
What happened?
"This will be horrifying for me to read to you, but that will give you perspective on how she must have felt when her teacher required her to memorize this and to act it out in front of her entire class," the mother, Kandra Evans, said prior to reading from her daughter’s alleged assignment, according to KLAS-TV.
She then read from the alleged assignment sheet, which said: "I don’t love you. It’s not you. It’s just that I don’t like your d**k — or any d**k in that case."
A mom in @ClarkCountySch reads from a graphic assignment her daughter was required to do. Her mic then gets cut off because it\u2019s inappropriate for a public discussion. \n\nAdults can\u2019t handle hearing this content yet they readily give it to kids in school. How does it make sense?pic.twitter.com/GFP1bGhNlg— Libs of TikTok (@Libs of TikTok) 1652757559
Evans, who was visibly shaken and upset as she read the words, was then interrupted by the board.
"Forgive me, we’re not using profanity," the chairwoman said as Evans' microphone went silent.
But Evans shot back, saying, "The teacher required my daughter to read this pornographic material."
"If you don’t want me to read it to you, what was it like for my 15-year-old daughter to have to memorize pornographic material?" she argued before her microphone appeared to be muted once again.
"I ask you simply — this is a public meeting. I ask for decorum,” the chairwoman replied as others in the room groaned and murmured.
What else?
Video of the full board meeting, which took place on May 12, shows that after some back-and-forth, Evans was permitted to finish her statement. In doing so, Evans claimed that the inappropriate assignment given to her daughter violated multiple pornography laws in the state.
She also said that she was able to meet with the district regarding the situation with the help of a parental advocacy group and expressed that she hoped the situation would be remedied without the teacher in question being fired.
Her full remarks begin at roughly the 17-minute mark.
On its Twitter account, the Clark County School District announced it has launched an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the inappropriate assignment and confirmed that that Evans was able to complete her comments at the public hearing.
The Clark County School District is investigating the circumstances surrounding a class assignment consisting of a student-generated writing exercise that produced content not conducive to student instruction.— CCSD (@CCSD) 1652821016
Video: Parent rips school board chair's mask hypocrisy — with visual proof — and irate chair asks cop to remove her. When that fails, board chair storms out.
Don't look now, but it appears that those fighting to keep student mask mandates in place are coming unglued.
Case in point: During Tuesday's Montgomery County (Virginia) School Board meeting, parent Alecia Vaught ripped board members for double standards — and much more.
What happened?
“We sat here last year and listened to you guys preach to us about [former] Gov. [Ralph] Northam's executive orders [on masks in schools] and how we must follow them," she said at the microphone. "You guys remember that? We do."
Vaught added, “So here's the [new] governor [Glenn Youngkin] that comes into office. But yet you don't want to follow his orders [to make masks optional in schools]. Why is that? Why is it different from the last year ... to this year? Two different governors, two different political parties. So, we were supposed to follow it last year, but not this year. That makes no sense and makes all of you a bunch of hypocrites."
Oh, but it got much better.
Vaught then turned her attention to board Chair Sue Kass and pointed to photos on her cellphone of Kass maskless “with a crowd of people."
With that, Kass exploded like an assistant principal yelling at a student and told Vaught "you are done" and soon asked a police officer to kick her out.
When that didn't work, Kass slammed her laptop closed and stormed out of the meeting.
And as Kass walked past a Vaught, she told the board chair "we're coming for your seat."
Kass' reply? "You can have my seat."
Here's the exchange:
What happened next?
Following the heated confrontation, Vaught and Kass spoke separately to WXFR-TV about the issues at hand.
First off, Vaught told the station that she and The Second Monday Constitution Group — of which she is the founder — sat in the front row of the room during the previous school board meeting and took off their masks in protest. That reportedly elicited yelling from Kass, WXFR said.
For her part, Kass told the station she's been receiving mean emails and phone calls regarding her position on the school board.
But Vaught told WXFR it’s about the board letting parents choose what's best for their children
“I am not right-wing. I am trying to do the right thing," Vaught added to the station. "I am doing the right thing for our kids, and I’m standing up and calling out hypocrisy when there is hypocrisy because we are all tired of it — it’s rules for thee and not for me."
But Kass told WXFR it's about respect: “She used a forum that is supposed to be for a community to express their concerns about the school, students, and staff, and she used that forum for her political purposes."
Vaught stuck to her guns, saying the board members "need to listen to the parents. We are the parents, we dictate how they grow up, how they get educated, and we pay the taxes for those schools to get built. We pay these salaries, we elect these board members onto the boards," the station said.
Video: Security guards forcibly remove maskless man from school board meeting
Security guards at a school in Webster, New York, forcibly removed a man not wearing a mask from a school board meeting this week, according to a video posted online.
In the video, posted to Facebook Tuesday by the account ROC for Educational Freedom Public Page, a security guard can be seen approaching an unmasked man sitting quietly in the back row of the meeting room while someone is speaking up front.
The two men briefly exchange words, though it's not clear what is said, and then the guard proceeds to drag the man toward the back of the room by pulling on the back of his chair. When that doesn't work, the guard grabs the man's jacket collar and pulls on that, eventually pulling the jacket off of the man's back.
At that point, the man turns around to complain as the woman recording the video shouts, "What are you doing?! What are you doing?! Holy crap. Holy crap."
Another woman can be heard exclaiming, "Is this how you treat our children, too? Do you put your hands on the children like that, too?"
When the man attempts to sit back down in his chair, the masked security guard reaches for the chair's base and tips it over until the man is forced out of the seat. Other security guards can then be seen taking hold of the man and shoving him out of the meeting room.
As the man is removed, a police officer appears to calmly follow after the group toward the back exit.
The incident was first reported by the Daily Wire.
Content warning: rough language
ROC for Educational Freedom Public Page claimed in the caption of its post that the man was a father in the community, though that information has not been confirmed. At this point, it remains unclear as to whether or not the incident was genuine or staged.
TheBlaze attempted to reach Webster Central School District for more information on the alleged incident,but the district has yet to respond. This article will be updated if and when the district provides a statement.
New York Democratic Gov. Kathy Hochul announced Wednesday an end to mask mandates for indoor gatherings; however, the state leader said mask requirements would remain in place for schools, at least for the time being.
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