A radical non-profit organization has been revealed to be targeting young children with its agenda, focusing on students in grades 5-8, with the goal of "catching kids when they're starting puberty." The organization, which claims to provide inclusive and youth-informed sex education and LGBTQ+ support, aims to create a world where young people can flourish without restriction.
The organization's Director of Education stated that the most critical time to intervene is during grades 5-8, as this is when identity formation is central to a child's life. However, the organization is also designing a curriculum for kindergarten through grade 2, indicating an intention to influence even younger children. In one instance, the organization's presence in an elementary school led to several students coming out, which the Director of Education cited as a rewarding experience.
An investigation has uncovered the organization's tactics for sneaking its curriculum into elementary schools, often without parental knowledge or consent. The organization's leadership has admitted to using deceptive methods to indoctrinate children, including using a "racial justice" class to teach sexual health education and LGBTQ+ support. This class is reportedly one that parents cannot opt their children out of.
Another method used by the organization involves sending messages to children on school-issued laptops, asking about their preferred pronouns or names. This approach allows the organization to communicate with children without parental involvement or awareness. The organization has praised the increased use of school-issued laptops, as it enables educators to discuss sensitive topics with children without parents finding out.
The organization's ultimate goal is to eliminate the opt-out clause for parents, allowing them to push their curriculum without any restrictions or parental oversight. This has raised concerns about the organization's intentions and the potential impact on children and families. The organization's leadership has openly discussed its desire to remove opt-out policies, citing it as a key objective.
