The effort is part of a national parental revolt against school smut.
Parents across America are revolting against the hard-core pornography being pushed on their children in public schools. The controversy recently hit Capistrano Unified School District, where Kira Davis, a candidate for trustee on the School Board, has been calling out the assault on children.
Davis wrote on an online news site, “One parent told me: ‘The bottom line is it’s not appropriate to have sexual or pornographic content available at school. Anyone who makes this available to children is criminal. Period. The end.’”
Davis cited a Fox News report, which said one teacher “posted about a ‘queer library’ in her classroom that was filled with over 100 books – some of which contained sex imagery, information on orgies, sex parties, and BDSM. The teacher at San Juan Hills High School, identified on the school’s website as Danielle Serio, is known as ‘Flint.’ Flint posted repeatedly on TikTok about books in the ‘queer library’ and said it was available to students and has been active for five years.”
Fox News said it couldn’t report on the most graphic books. But one book, “called ‘This Book is Gay,’ discusses the casual hookup site ‘Grindr’ and includes detailed information on how to have anal and ‘girl on girl’ sex. ‘We all want to have sex with loads of people,’ the book states.”
Davis also wrote, “A San Juan Hills High School insider has also revealed to some concerned parents that the school officials are working to change the narrative of the story and paint parents as threatening and violent.” That also follows a pattern around the country of school officials attacking parents instead of protecting the children.
