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NY Teacher Uses ‘Genderbread Man’ to Teach Sexually Explicit, Biologically Incorrect Lessons to 7th Graders
Last updated on: January 22, 2018 at 3:19 pm by Mark Meckler
NY Teacher Uses ‘Genderbread Man’ to Teach Sexually Explicit, Biologically Incorrect Lessons to 7th Graders 2018-01-22T15:19:34-06:00 Mark Meckler
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In late 2017, a New York teacher named Jacqueline Hall decided it was a good idea to teach seventh-graders about gender, sex, transgenderism, and hormone treatments. Oh, she also explained to the girls that they too can look like they have penises, even without hormone treatments… all they have to do is stuff socks in their pants!
She also used this “Genderbread Person” as a teaching tool:
A fabulous resource for helping other teachers and students understand SOGI terminology is the Genderbread Person. Test yourself – how well do you know the genderbread person? #sd36learn #sogi123 pic.twitter.com/hetTkf4jWD
— Ms. Lindsay Bayne (@ms_bayne) January 12, 2018
What? You haven’t heard of using a gingerbread man to teach biologically incorrect, sexually explicit lessons to kids?
The Baptist News reports that the “Genderbread Person” is “a model for understanding and teaching gender and sexual diversity introduced by Sam Killermann, a social justice comedian and activist who lives in Austin, Texas, and author of ‘The Social Justice Advocate’s Handbook: A Guide to Gender Paperback.’”
Take a minute to check out the graphic… notice that it delves into all kinds of sexual attraction, which has nothing to do with your biological sex. Guess what? In Canada, they use this to teach lessons in sexuality to elementary kids.
Ontario teacher Angela Plaunt explained:
“We display Genderbread Person on the overhead, then talk about how this is a cookie. We all know the gingerbread man, we’ve all decorated one and put it on the Christmas tree. Your brain [is] what tells you what to identify with— I’m a man or a woman, boy or girl. And your heart is your expression of love, and if you express that in a masculine or feminine way. Your genitalia is what determines your sex, and your expression of gender is the outward expression — how you dress, or if you put makeup on.”
Yikes. Well, down in New York, The Daily Wire reports that at least one dad — Sirell Fiel — was really mad that his kid was taught this non-sense.
“Genital reconstruction surgery. Is that really something an 11-year-old kid should be learning and knowing about?” he asked. “No. I don’t think so. It should not be allowed or tolerated. Period. It’s not your right to take the innocence of my kid like that at that … age.”
Exactly. I write a great deal about how it’s best to make decisions as close to home as possible. In the case of human sexuality, it’s best to let parents teach their kids about it. (Or, at the very least, schools shouldn’t teach biologically inaccurate non-sense.)
Hall was suspended with pay, but that’s not enough. This woman should not be let anywhere near other people’s kids ever again. Ridiculous.
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