Professional perverts invade Minnesota's Department of Education

It was inevitable that professional perverts would invade Minnesota's Department of Education. Alpha News is reporting that the progfessional perverts have infiltrated Minnesota's Department of Education. The article quotes documents from Minnesota's Department of Education as saying "Under the draft standards, third graders would be asked to 'Define gender identity and expression' and 'Describe internal and external reproductive body parts using medically accurate terms in a gender-neutral way.'"

What 8-year-old knows what gender identity or gender expression is? How many 8-year-olds could describe "internal and external reproductive body parts using medically accurate terms in a gender-neutral way?" That's why Minnesota needs serious educational leadership at MDE. In fact, MDE needs to be gutted, then restarted from scratch.

The people putting these standards are described as "a group that includes parents, students, teachers, administrators, college professors, school board members, and others." Most likely, they're activists first, "parents, students, teachers, administrators, college professors and school board members" after that. Does anyone think that a state that's under investigation by the U.S. Department of Education and the U.S. DOJ for pushingtrangender athletes for violating Title IX will listen to parents and grandparents? I wouldn't bet on it. This is how the DOJ investigation got started:

Additionally, third graders would be required to "Describe consent and its importance in all relationships" and "Explain the difference between sex assigned at birth and gender identity and expression."
Here's a definition that differentiates between "sex assigned at birth and gender identity and expression." Sex assigned at birth is determined by whether a baby has 2 X chromosomes or whether the baby has 1 X chromosome and 1 Y chromosome. Gender identity and expression are determined by far-left activists, not by scientists.

Notice that the children are asked aboout "consent." Minnesota's law states that courts can ignore out-of-state parents who;'ve been through a divorce. That's Minnesota law! Why shouldn't I think that MDE isn't a fair arbiter in these situations?

Apparently, Minnesota's executive branch is littered with activists and perents. Why7 shouldn't we demand a do-over? Why shouldn't we demand that MDE start from scratch? Parents need to not look away fromthings like this. I know this is revolutionary thinking but I'm thinking that it's time for parents to start being active parents in their kids' lives.

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