Emma Colton
Fox NewsThu, 19 May 2022 07:56 UTC
© Bellingham Public Schools/Google MapsJenn Mason, School Board Director at Bellingham School District in Washington State. Google Maps shot of WinkWink sex shop in Washington State.
The event for children will be hosted at WinkWink on June 1 and is billed as an opportunity to "celebrate youth pride" by holding a space and "stage for young queer voices in our community."
"WinkWink offers a space for people — including queer folks —
to ask questions and learn about sexuality in an accepting, safe, and shame-free environment. We
receive extensive sexual health training and are a knowledgeable, inclusive community resource — something severely lacking around sexuality in our culture," Mason told the Jason Rantz Show.
© iStockToronto, Canada - 25 June 2017: Gay Pride Parade spectator holding small gay rainbow flag during Toronto Pride Parade in 2017
Mason added that the event is not related to her role on the school board and
explained that the open mic night for kids would be "physically separated" from the sex toys in the shop. The shop notes on its website that in addition to selling sex toys and other intimate items, it also hosts classes such as
"Non-monogomy for newbies" and private intimacy and sex coaching sessions taught by Mason."As this is a public event at a private business, anyone uncomfortable with the location may choose to not attend," Mason said of the open mic night.
A spokesperson for Bellingham School District told Fox News Digital that the "community event is not sponsored by our schools or school district."
Comment: And they wonder why they are being called groomers!? Disturbingly the open mic night is open to
children aged between 0-18.
And just when you thought it couldn't get any worse, the Arizona Department of Education is hosting
a website where kids can
talk to be groomed by LGBTQ adults:
The education department, run by Democrat Superintendent of Public Instruction Kathy Hoffman, "promoted an online chat for LGBTQ kids that mixes minors with adults, intended for those ages 13-19," Breitbart reported on Monday. "Facilitated in part by Planned Parenthood, it does not require parental approval to join and features discussions on sex and polyamorous relationships."
[...]
Teens are encouraged to visit a website called Q Chat Space, where adults communicate with teens about sexuality. Teenagers that seek more information are encouraged by Q Chat to visit websites about "tucking," visit Planned Parenthood, or find free chest binders.
[...]
Although the website says the adults who chat with teens about their sexuality are "verified facilitators" there is nothing in a review of some of the "Q Chatters" to show any need to have a degree in counseling. In fact, Q Chat makes clear that "Q Chat Space facilitators are NOT mental health professionals." All you need to do, it seems, is be a LGBTQ person with an interest in talking to younger people who identify as LGBTQ.
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