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A couple years ago, no one would dare question trannies at the school.
These days, people are a bit more willing to put themselves out there and say “actually, I don’t think the government school should be teaching my son to cut his dick off.”
A number of parents at Oyster Pond Academy pulled their children from class Friday after learning about a gender identity presentation.
“It went above and beyond what should be taught in the classroom,” said Hollie Riggs, a parent with children at the school.
The presentation focused on sexual identity, gender diversity, and relationships – all part of the curriculum.
Riggs said she first learned the presentation happened on social media Thursday evening and decided to pull her child out of class.
“I wanted to have to avoid them having that conversation with their peers after school, to avoid that communication, so I can have it at home,” Riggs said.
Ted Ferguson, non-binary drag performer
Some parents learned from their children that the presenter shared their social media account Riggs said, which allegedly included content intended for an older audience.
“It was the fact that how much of it was discussed and what the kids had access to after the meeting,” said Riggs.
In a statement to CTV News the Halifax Regional Centre for Education (HRCE) confirmed that there was a presentation for grade 9 students and that a representative from the Youth Project was talking to them.
“One of the presenters shared their personal social media details, which prompted some of the students to view content that is intended for an adult audience,” the statement said.
Riggs said she was upset that students who wanted to opt out were not allowed.
“When I asked him about it, he said, ‘mom I didn’t want to be there, but they weren’t letting us leave,’” said Riggs.
“My son came home from school yesterday. He was telling me about the interactions he had with the influencer,” said Greg Austin, another parent whose son attends the school. “Mostly for me as a parent, we had no idea that anybody was coming to talk to our kids.”
Austin said his son didn’t feel good about the presentation.
“He could see people were not comfortable and that other people asked to leave, and they weren’t allowed to,” said Austin. “There wasn’t any other option.”
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One parent told CTV News that they had no issues with the presentation and said their child, who is navigating gender identity challenges, found the talk helpful. They said they hope these conversations continue to take place in schools.
Ah, the old “actually, I want my son to cut his dick off.” Interesting angle to take on the contentious issue of schoolboys being told by the government school to cut off their dicks.
Most people south of the border have no idea what a nightmare Canada has become.
Drag shows are a regular thing at Canadian schools
