“In 2014, the nonpartisan GAO published a 72-page report warning about child predators in public schools, recommending that administrators monitor teachers for “grooming behaviors” that could lead to “sexual misconduct” and “sexual abuse,” Christopher Rufo wrote on Twitter with a link to the report.
Look, this is not a partisan issue. Don’t be so liberal or trusting that you don’t trust your gut. Sexualizing little children is not normal and not a good idea developmentally. In any case, parents should have the right to decide when they instruct their children on these most personal of issues.
Some dangerous people are trying to take away the parents’ rights on gender issues and they are using gay people to do it. By doing so, they silence you.
In 2014, the nonpartisan GAO published a 72-page report warning about child predators in public schools, recommending that administrators monitor teachers for “grooming behaviors” that could lead to “sexual misconduct” and “sexual abuse.”https://t.co/huyGgLHaTP pic.twitter.com/rJL5RRV5Sf
— Christopher F. Rufo ⚔️ (@realchrisrufo) April 9, 2022
THE TEACHER THREAT, IS IT REAL?
Having worked in education for 33 years, I can say almost all the teachers I met were trustworthy whether they are gay or not, however, putting sexual content in the curricula before children are mature enough to deal with it or know when a teacher has gone too far is asking for trouble.
I have come across pedophiles in schools. We hear about priests who are pedophiles, but you should know that they show up wherever there are children – in schools, at Disney, in camps.
To deliberately incorporate radical sexual content in the early grades is foolish on every level.
Some of the things these teachers are now talking about in schools would get them arrested if they said it on the playground.
When you lower the boundaries, you increase the risks. Put the boundaries back up.
Teachers should be teaching Language, Math, Science, Social Studies, and not sex. There is no time in the curriculum for it. It puts teachers in an uncomfortable position as well as the child.
The report includes a letter from the GAO to a House Committee
that reads in part
January 27, 2014
The Honorable George Miller
Ranking Member
Committee on Education and the Workforce House of Representatives
Dear Mr. Miller:
Over the last decade, a number of media reports were made across the country about sexual abuse of students by public K-12 school personnel. A report prepared for the U.S. Department of Education in 2004 stated that nearly 9.6 percent of students are victims of sexual abuse by school personnel—such as teachers, principals, coaches, and school bus drivers—sometime during their school career.
However, the prevalence of sexual abuse by school personnel remains unknown, in part, because some cases go unreported. Further, the term sexual abuse may not capture the full spectrum of the issue. While child sexual abuse typically refers to the criminal act of forcing a child to engage in sexual activity with the perpetrator, other inappropriate behaviors with children may eventually lead to sexual abuse.
For example, while not generally criminal, behaviors often referred to as “grooming” may be carried out by the perpetrator with the aim of establishing trust to facilitate future sexual activity with the child. These behaviors could lead to sexual misconduct, including unwelcome or sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, and other verbal, nonverbal, or physical conduct of a sexual nature.
Further, the growing use of technology and social media as a new and convenient way for adults and students to interact may pose questions about what interactions between school personnel and students are considered appropriate…
…As research has shown, child sexual abuse often has significant detrimental consequences on children’s physical, psychological, academic, and behavioral development..
MORE FROM THE REPORT, SIGNS TO LOOK FOR
Would be great if you could spell out all acronyms in future upon first use, as I was taught to do at school. Please consider?
I think this seems to be mostly an issue in the US – some of the teacher there appear insane, but I’m sure it happens to some degree everywhere. I don’t agree that it is their role to teach about sex education, unless it’s much later in biology class, where discussing safe sex might be okay. We simply learned how it all worked anatomically, and also practiced putting a condom on a banana in my day – that was it, and that was enough from a teacher.
Disney, Inc bought the media lies and jumped into the septic tank with both feet.
THERE IS NOT ANY SUCH THING AS A DON’T SAY ‘GAY’ BILL IN FLORIDA.
Nonetheless it keeps ‘making the news.’
The real news is that Disney, Inc. finally came all the way out of the closet and is proud of sexualizing and grooming innocent children [illegal].
What is happening as a result is that good people who love their kids are ditching everything Disney, Inc, those who want to choose their gender lifestyle are coming under fire no matter what the gender and in general this tempest in a teapot is brewing hard feelings over which media scions are jumping, laughing, gleefully patting themselves on the back. They had begun to fear, after all, that they lost their mojo in being able to turn a nation on its head with hoaxes.
Nobody wins with this kind of mendacious media-infestation.
Pray, people, for God’s help and His miracles to preserve One Nation Under God on the North American continent.