Mark Latham has blown the lid off the way radical gender activists have wormed their way into the NSW education system. The dangerous Safe Schools program was banned in New South Wales in 2017. But instead of directly targeting the students, extremists are now targeting early childhood educators.
LGBT lessons are set to begin in the US as an extension of history classes.
The horrified brother of a 13 year old took to social media after discovering an assignment had been sent home that asked the school girl to define the terms drag queen, sexuality, heterosexual, homosexual, transvestite, transgender pornography, pornography, soft porn, hardcore pornography, revenge porn and sexting!
A few weeks ago Australian author and academic Kevin Donnelly released a book called, “A Politically Correct Dictionary and Guide.”
A school in the UK has allegedly facilitated one-on-one sessions between a 13 year old girl and an LGBT activist. The parents had no idea until their daughter started displaying disturbing behaviours.
The Canberra Times have reported that The University of Canberra (UC) is looking to remodel their toilets to accommodate a third category of people.
A grandmother has spoken out about concerns regarding unisex toilets. It comes in the wake of a Brisbane school announcing that will be the main option for a new school being built in the Fortitude Valley.
Neil Mitchell Yesterday on the program, talking to Dr Michael Carr-Gregg, a psychologist, adolescent psychologist, about gender dysphoria with kids, kids who decide that they are the wrong gender and want to change gender.
In another politically correct move designed to appease radical gender activists, a new Brisbane High School has plans to have Year 12 boys mix with Year 7 girls in a ‘gender neutral’ bathroom facility.
A teacher from Willis High School invited a drag queen who performs under the name Lynn Adonis-Deveaux to speak in front of a cosmetology class. Parents were not informed prior to the lesson and parental consent was not sought.
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