An actual topic we discussed in class today at a State University after watching an 8 minute Vice News video showcasing self identified pedophiles. This is going to be mainstreamed. pic.twitter.com/y4WJATXz08
— Alex (@alexjmazzara) September 13, 2019
h/t
This month, the BBC released a series of instructional videos for British teachers called “The Big Talk.” The videos cover all sorts of sexual topics and gender identity. One video claims there are more than 100 gender identities and another warns children that “people can go to prison” for being perceived as disrespectful.
Hear my prayer: A new law signed by Gavin Newsom bans schools from suspending disruptive kids
What went wrong? The former students of the 1970s came into power and gradually began to reject the very code of conduct and training of those who taught them. And in turn they taught a new generation who for the first time had little first-hand knowledge of the great campus scholars and icons of the past.
Thunberg garnered global fame as she led a youth movement by skipping school to protest inaction on climate change in her home country of Sweden. Her small protest turned into a global demonstration where thousands of students skipped school to demonstrate on behalf of the planet.
Her demonstrations earned her both fame and a nomination for the Nobel Peace Prize.
As part of her global campaign, Thunberg decided she would visit the United States to speak with lawmakers and activists about her goals related to protecting the planet. The problem for Thunberg, however, was that flying across the Atlantic typically involves a carbon-producing flight.
I’ll let you guess the ending.
The language guide, published by the university’s “diversity” department, is promoted as a way for students to “gain credibility.”
And nothing screams credibility like pretending to be injured by the terms mothering and mankind.
We’ve reached a truly insane place in American culture where a celebrity has to apologize for saying that maybe a three year-old child is not mature enough to make decisions about their gender that will irreparably impact them the rest of their life. https://t.co/Ed8gMhKSIC
— Andrew T. Walker (@andrewtwalk) July 31, 2019
Related: An Ontario psychologist who testified she has conducted more than 100 assessments as an expert in child protection cases — including some in which children were permanently taken from their parents — lied about her credentials and was unqualified to perform the work, a judge has found.
The protestors’ chanted demands include “No borders, no nations, no gas power stations.”
The normalization of pedophilia continues apace.
Just add the “P” to the LGBTQ+ alphabet and be done with it.
Good question: Like BBC in the UK, does CBC have their own Jimmy Saville problem?
h/t David Murrell
And that’s why I’m diversifying into emotional support schnauzers.
“Today’s campus snowflake is tomorrow’s teacher, judge, or elected official,” it continues. “And if that doesn’t scare you, maybe you should reconsider. No matter where you live or what you do, if you don’t think they way they do, they will attempt to silence and punish you.“
And right on time.
“Born that way”.
7-year-old trans child wins LA Pride Parade with fierce strut in heels – – – sexualizing kids is so cute we reward them for their efforts! https://t.co/eZaVKxOhli
— Cisgendering is misgendering & literal violence (@RegularGrrrl) June 3, 2019
This is battle space preparation for the normalization of pedophilia. We all understand this, yes?
I’m looking for an original copy of this without the faces blurred. If anyone can dig it up, pass it along.
Harvard said on Saturday that a law professor who is representing Harvey Weinstein would not continue as faculty dean of an undergraduate house after his term ends on June 30, bowing to months of pressure from students.
The professor, Ronald S. Sullivan Jr., and his wife, Stephanie Robinson, who is a lecturer at the law school, have been the faculty deans of Winthrop House, one of Harvard’s residential houses for undergraduate students, since 2009. They were the first African-American faculty deans in Harvard’s history.
But when Mr. Sullivan joined the defense team of Mr. Weinstein, the Hollywood producer, in January, many students expressed dismay, saying that his decision to represent a person accused of abusing women disqualified Mr. Sullivan from serving in a role of support and mentorship to students. Mr. Weinstein is scheduled to go to trial in June in Manhattan on rape and related charges.
As the protests continued, with graffiti aimed at Mr. Sullivan appearing on a university building, Harvard administrators said they would conduct what they called a climate review of Winthrop House. In recent weeks, tensions have escalated, with a student sit-in and a lawsuit sparked by a clash between one of the protest leaders and two Winthrop House staff members who were seen as supporting Mr. Sullivan.
Because Harvard professors are finally reaping some of the left wing totalitarian whirlwind they’ve been sowing for the past 20 years.
