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I’ve always been staunchly against homeschooling, as it makes kids weird. That’s one piece of common wisdom that is just true – I’ve never met a single homeschooled kid who wasn’t a weirdo.
However: at this point, it’s just gone too far. If you’re not homeschooling now, then there is a 100% chance your kid is a faggot, and an 85% chance he is a tranny faggot.
Posh private schools in New York City curated reading lists that promote radical gender ideology to kindergartners, according to reading lists compiled by National Review.
Nightingale-Bamford, an all-girls school where annual tuition is $59,000, promotes books that explicitly highlight gender transitions and LGBT pride parades to kindergarteners. The school’s library promotes “Pride Puppy,” a book about a dog lost at a gay pride parade; “Julian Is A Mermaid,” a book about a young boy dressing in fairy-tale drag; and “When Aidan Became A Brother,” which tells the story of a transgender child.
“When Aidan was born, everyone thought he was a girl. His parents gave him a pretty name, his room looked like a girl’s room and he wore clothes that other girls liked wearing,” the book description reads. “After he realized he was a trans boy, Aidan and his parents fixed the parts of his life that didn’t fit anymore, and he settled happily into his new life.”
National Review observed that Nightingale-Bamford’s reading list does not explain that “When Aidan Became A Brother” discusses transgenderism in children. Instead, the reading list claims the book is about a boy named Aidan preparing for the arrival of a baby brother.
Private schools are encouraging FIVE year olds to read books like "When Aidan Became A Brother" about a trans toddler.
School libraries aren't disclosing that the main character and much of the book focuses on gender ideology. pic.twitter.com/A13PbCPI65
— Chrissy Clark (@chrissyclark_) September 6, 2022
Nightingale-Bamford’s library also encourages kindergarteners to read “Bodies Are Cool,” in which all the characters use “they” pronouns, and pushes “Melissa” — about a boy named George who “knows she’s not a boy” — for third-graders.
The school’s director of communications told National Review that the school believes the books are “academically appropriate.” The school did not respond to the Daily Caller’s inquiry.
The Chapin School, another elite Upper East Side school, put out a similar book list for its “Lower School” students. The library offers “affirming stories” such as “Bodies Are Cool” and “Fred Gets Dressed,” a story about a boy who prefers to wear his mother’s clothes.
Saint Ann’s School in Brooklyn also recommended the book “Pride Puppy” to students as young as five, according to the district’s “Lower School” suggested reading list.
Fifth- and sixth-graders at Saint Ann’s are encouraged to read the book “Zenobia July,” a novel about a transgender middle schooler. For high school students, there’s “Unpregnant,” which tells the story of two minors seeking an abortion across state lines without parental consent.
From what I can tell, literally the only thing that children are learning is gay sex. Maybe the girls are learning to be sluts and have abortions, but that is a fall-back plan for the ones who don’t want to cut their tits off and pretend to be men.
It’s clear that most people are just unable to process what is going on. People would be outraged about this, but they see it and just assume it’s fake, or not happening everywhere.
I could go on like this for a while, but you get the idea.
There’s actually something even more disgusting than these books: the people who write them.
Alex Gino, author of Melissa
Imagine that fat homosexual pedophiles who wear women’s clothing are teaching your kids how to do anal sex with men in every school in America. Then imagine that no one can even believe this is happening, so no one does anything about it.
Then imagine that Poland is fighting to bring this to their country because they hate Russia so much.
