What? LGBTQ History Month?
The phenomenon of drag queens brainwashing children has become a regular occurrence recently. Transvestites perform shows, read stories and participate in various children's programmes. There have been countless scandals in recent years, such as when a convicted paedophile, dressed as a woman, read to children at a library story hour.
To celebrate LGBTQ History Month, drag queen Aida H Dee recently visited Great Dunmow elementary school in England, where she read out a book about listening to others. „Children are amazing role models for adults when it comes to acceptance. They always see the fabulous in everybody,” Aida said. I couldn’t wait to meet the St Mary’s family, and to introduce my children’s books to a place where I have already had such a warm welcome, the man dressed as a woman added.
„We are delighted to provide an opportunity for the children to experience storytelling in the most fun and fabulous way, year 5 teacher Sarah McCarthy said. „We are committed to encouraging our children to explore and ask questions about the world around them,” the teacher added.
It has become a regular practice recently for transvestites to teach, read stories to and participate in various programmes for children. Plenty of video recordings and photos made public about these events, have provoked outrage.
„Story Hour” held by transgender people is a phenomenon originating in the United States. In these sessions drag queens read aloud from books, often containing sexual content and the promotion of LGBTQ ideology, to an audience of children, at times as young as kindergarten toddlers. In this context, a post published on the Facebook account of Drag Queen Story Hour in Britain sparked massive outrage. The post read, „Love has no age,” which was considered by many as an attempt at whitewashing paedophiles.
Although the scandal forced them to modify the post to make it clear that they do not support MAP (minor attracted persons), there have been occasions of drag queens convicted of sex crimes reading to children.
A case in point is Alberto Garza, a drag queen under the name Tatiana Mala Nina, who held sessions for children, despite the fact that in 2009
he received a 5-year suspended sentence for having oral sex with an 8-year-old boy back in 2006.
But a similar incident happened in Texas, as well.
In another case, a drag queen reading to children caused an outcry with his extremely scanty attire. Attending an event in a library in Minnetonka, Minnesota, the inappropriate attire of drag queen Sasha Sota, who wore a pink miniskirt, left his genitals visible to all children. The story hour was attended by around 22 children, ranging from infant to school age.
One of the people present, Anne Taylor, revealed in her personal blog that „the performer, Sasha Sota wore a pink miniskirt, spiked heels, and a shirt with an exposed midriff, and then strode in suggestively past the children, sitting down in a chair before several preschool-aged girls with his legs spread wide, exposing his nylon-covered crotch in front of children sitting at eye level. We noticed that he did this often while reading nervously before the children.
A good example of the sensitisation of children is a viral TikTok video which shows drag queen Tynomi Banks, crawling on the floor toward girl of about six years of age, then standing up and dancing for her, and at the end of the video patting her head and hugging her. Several adults are watching the „show”, applauding and smiling the moves.
The video shows the child look around the room at those watching the performance before Banks dances towards her again and embraces her. The little girl’s foot can be seen shaking before Banks embraces her.
Many TikTok users reacted with shock to the video, saying that the little girl should not have seen the drag queen twerking.
“I don’t understand why this little girl is here,” one user wrote. “This child doesn’t need to see that,” wrote another.