“They really do want your children”

Teenagers have told the Education Secretary they are “too frightened” to tell their classmates that there are only two sexes.

Two 14-year-old girls have written an open letter to Gillian Keegan, saying they want her to know “what it’s like in a school environment where dissenting voices are stifled” and “extreme ideologies are presented as fact”, ahead of the upcoming publication of transgender guidance in schools.

We know.

NYC Drag Marchers chant “we’re here, we’re queer, we’re coming for your children” https://t.co/ucK1qM4fv5 pic.twitter.com/OhBguhWwZY

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A group of parents at Toronto’s Jean Lumb elementary school say the school board’s insistence on maintaining all gender-neutral washrooms is “anti-feminist and discriminatory.”

That description was included in the subject line of a letter several parents signed and sent to the Toronto District School Board (TDSB) on June 21. The parents are calling for a review of any policies preventing the school from designating at least one set of washrooms for boys and girls separately.

The most underr-reported story in Boston right now is the fact that over the weekend first responders were called to a public housing complex in South Boston for a man in cardiac arrest and found a horrifying scene filled with men in drag and at least 5 children between the ages of 5-10.

h/t kiki9

A second incident of young people spontaneously rising up against “Pride Month” celebrations in their school occurred on June 8 in Toronto, Canada. The drama started at the end of May, when the York Catholic District School Board (YCDSB ) voted against a proposal to fly the hideous “Progressive Pride” flag at its headquarters in June. This led to a supposedly student-organized walkout and demonstration across the district’s schools. But for the second time this “Pride,” students opposed to having sexualized Leftist dogma forced into their school stood up to it.

Possible snap election in N.B. swirling over LGBTQ2 policy backlash

Premier Blaine Higgs says he welcomes the prospect of a leadership review following a week of dissent within the New Brunswick Progressive Conservative Party, partly over changes to Policy 713.

“I’m very confident in the results we’ve had for the province but if this issue has brought this to a head I’m equally confident I’m speaking for many parents that want a voice in their child’s … very formative years,” he said.

School boards, schools, and particularly individual teachers should make a choice: are they involved in education or social justice and woke activism?

Because from every bulletin they put out, and all the preachments about their “commitment” to diversity and inclusion and equity, and safe spaces, and above all their latest deep commitment to “trans rights,” it is ruefully clear that their passion is for activism.

School administrators in Burlington, Massachusetts, called the actions of students who resisted a middle school’s Pride Month celebrations “completely unacceptable.” They also said it was “demeaning” to other students while likening it to violence.

The groomers always play the victim. Check out the violence they inflicted on this poor girl

k/t XC

OTTAWA — A national poll suggests that 57 per cent agree that schools should have to tell parents about their child’s desire to change their gender or pronouns.

Meanwhile, less than a fifth — 18 per cent — feel schools shouldn’t tell parents.

The numbers from a SecondStreet.org poll collected by market research firm Leger in May show that Premier Blaine Higgs appears to be on the right side of public opinion, despite public backlash and criticism from the prime minister and members of his own caucus.

A mother has lost a legal battle to force a school to share sex education materials used in her daughter’s lesson.

A judge ruled that the commercial interests of the third-party sex education provider outweighed the public interest in forcing the school to release the lesson plan under freedom of information laws.

Clare Page, 47, began her campaign after her 15-year-old daughter came home from school and said she had been taught that “heteronormativity” was a “bad thing” and that she should be “sex positive” towards relationships.

New Brunswick Premier Blaine Higgs has called for a review of LGBTQ policies in schools. Henceforth, parents of children under 16 will have the right to be informed of any changes of names or pronouns at school. “For it purposefully to be hidden from the parents, that’s a problem,” said Higgs. “To suggest that it’s OK that parents don’t need to know — just stop and think about that question for a moment.”

On the weekend, prominent activist, Chris Elston, popularly known as “Billboard Chris,” because he protests while wearing a sandwich board placard at events around the world making the case for a traditional binary understanding of gender identity, and Josh Alexander, an Ontario high school student who was suspended by his school for protesting the adoption of gender ideology in the Catholic school system organized a protest in Ottawa. To be absolutely clear, the Ottawa protest was not targeting gay rights but gender transition for kids. In fact, some prominent gay activists featured as part of the protest.