Drag Queen reads to children at Yale Law School

They are coming for our children

This past week, a contestant on RuPaul’s Drag Race, Robin Fierce, paid a visit to Yale Law School.  He was not there to learn about law.

Instead, he was there to read to children.  And the books he decided to read demonstrate the push for intersectionality acceptance amongst the younger generation.

The books selected for story-time were, “Anti-Racist Baby” by Ibram X. Kendi, “And Tango Makes Three” by Peter Parnell and Justin Richardson and an excerpt from “All Boys Aren’t Blue” by George M. Johnson.

The children were taught how to be an anti-racist, trans-affirming, and a queer ally all in one night.  The trifecta of the LGBTQ agenda.

Yet, this is not the only example this week of how the LGBTQ is asserting its agenda on our children.

A school board member in Arizona says that the district should reject hiring teachers with Christian or Biblical values because it makes her less safe.

Really?

The litmus test for whether or not a teacher should be hired is not their teaching credentials or experience, but whether children who have been confused by the culture will feel safe?

Where will this end?  How far will they push this agenda?

This will only end when bold, courageous, and sound minded believers stand up and say enough!

We need more parents to speak out against the filth that school libraries are promoting and encouraging our children to read.

We must have enough love for our children to stand up to the predators that are looking to seize upon their innocence in the name of perversion. 

In the wild, predators prey upon the young.  Our children are in danger, yet too many parents don’t see the urgency of the time.

They would rather bury their heads in the sand and wish for it to go away.

It’s not going away. 

Therefore, what are we going to do?  

Coward in fear or rise up with a staunch determination to fight for our children.