Largest Teachers Union Promotes Extremely Graphic LGBTQ+ Sex Ed Website for Teenagers

Conservative activist and senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute Christopher Rufo shined the light this week on some of the extremely graphic “LGBTQ+” materials being shown to children in schools.

(Warning to readers, some of this stuff is very sexually explicit.)

Known for rabble-rousing the extreme left-wing crowd, Mr. Rufo broke down the contents of a website being promoted by the National Education Association (NEA).

This website was created by the National Education Association’s “LGBTQ+ Caucus” and is meant to provide updated sexual education links and information for students who identify as LGBTQ. 

With all the talk on the left that conservative right-wing extremists are trying to ban books willy-nilly for no reason and are making false claims about oversexualized content in schools, it’s essential to take note when hard evidence like this is discovered and published.

Luckily for you, dear reader, I combed through the website myself, so you don’t have to. 

What Is It

The website is riddled with links and visuals filled with rainbows. It was a visual eyesore for someone like myself who prefers her color scheme to stay within two distinct realms, black and white. 

The links to the website were given to teachers at the Hilliard City School District in Ohio. A link on the website that I found interesting, for lack of a better term, was the Queering Sexual Education link, a teen resource.

When you click on the link, you are brought to a page that discusses the ‘why’ of queering sexual education. The explanation includes the following:

“Penis and vagina is one kind of sex, but it’s not the only kind of sex!”

They continue:

“We want to see the kind of sex we have and want to have reflected in curriculum.”

And my personal favorite:

“Statistics and our experience say its needed.”

They make that last claim without any statistics because math and science aren’t something we celebrate in this country anymore. So what things do they want to be added to high school sexual education courses? 

Hold onto your butts; it’s going to get uncomfortable real fast.

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Not Quite Eyes Wide Shut Quality

Within the resources part of the web page, there are various links to videos and pages with more information, and yes, I clicked on each one. You’re welcome.

Perhaps the most cringe-worthy video was labeled ‘Sex Acts that Don’t Get Enough Play.’ In the video, teenagers are outside with pieces of paper taped to their chests with various sexual activities printed on them.

They each run up to a roster, and the ones on the roster get to play. The ones that are not on the roster do not get to play.

One girl runs up to the roster with two sex toys in her hands. Needless to say, this was no cinematic masterpiece. The sexual activities that don’t get to play sit off to the side and complain in irritating constant upward inflected tones about their exclusion. 

The message you are supposed to glean from this video is that all sexual activity should be embraced, taught, and encouraged, even among teenagers. What parent doesn’t want their little girl to be exposed to the concept of bondage?

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Not Your Grandmother’s Cookbook

Perhaps the worst part of this website is the manual that they provide. The manual is set up like a recipe book to explain how to perform these left-out sexual activities. 

The manual starts by explaining the following:

“Remember, just like in cooking, it takes time and practice to become a pro.”

All of the “recipes” for the above have as one of the ingredients, “a shit ton of consent.” You can’t be too mad at that; at least they clearly understand the difference between consent and sexual violence.

Within the notes of one such “recipe,” it states:

“Many people feel this recipe works best when all necessary “pots and pans” have been cleaned thoroughly before hand.”

I enjoy a clever turn of phrase as much as the next guy, but that one is just plain gross. Perhaps not as awful as step 2 of the recipe, which merely states, “Dive on Down.”

We Need To Talk About This

On the website, they say:

“This information should not only be available, but celebrated.”

I’ll be honest; sexual education when I went to high school was pretty limited. It involved a video about how babies are made and delivered, which was terrifying, followed by another video that described in detail Sexually Transmitted Diseases, which was even more frightening.

There wasn’t any discussion about homosexuality, let alone any other sexual preferences. I would argue that discussing that there are sexual preferences outside of heterosexuality in high school is fine.

However, I don’t think we need to go into explicit detail on HOW to perform various sexual activities. That’s the kind of discussion that, as much as most of us parents don’t want to have, should be had at home. School is not a sex workshop – it’s education. For kids.

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This Is Happening

Friends and family members have told me numerous times that reporting on the over-sexualization of America’s youth and radicalization of public education only serves to advance it. That the best way to combat this activity is to ignore it.

The reality is that ignoring this kind of activity is precisely what has caused us to get to this point in public education. For too long, we have turned a blind eye to the gradual erosion of our education system. Now we are in a position where a clearly harmful, let alone inappropriate, curriculum is becoming more prevalent by the day.

If you think this isn’t the downfall of our civilization, you live in a different world. And if you think this isn’t merely the beginning of our slide into a nation we no longer recognize, you are kidding yourself.