Teacher Caryl Ayala exposes the “gay agenda” in American public schools
In 2017, elementary public school teacher Caryl Ayala warned of the imminent gay agenda that will indoctrinate children in public schools. By 2021, some schools have allowed the use of gay books, such as the Lawn Boy, with graphic gay sex descriptions.
Today, more young students are exposed to the LGBTQ curriculum with the help of Drag Queens in libraries, left-liberal academicians, and politicians.
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Diversity program funded by the largest LGBTQ Political Lobby
In 2015, Ayala taught Pre-K there at that school in Austin. The faculty began a non-academic anti-bullying training that celebrates diversity and inclusivity.
With it came a new kind of gender norm that claims to create a safe environment for young students; affirms same-sex marriage, LGBTQ relationships, and transgenderism.
The Human Rights Campaign (HRC) funds it, the largest LGBTQ political lobby organization in the US.
Ayala: We need programs that bridge the academic gap
Caryl Ayala was confused about the program because it was not what the students needed. Odom is a Title 1 school where students live within the poverty level.
Their situation affects every subject area, and more programs are needed to improve their reading, writing, math, and science: not gay education. In short, “We need to hear more about academics,” she said.
More programs are needed to improve academics: not gay education.
Redundant: A waste of funding for what?
As the years progressed, Ayala asked the trainers why are we doing this program. This (training) doesn’t make sense because there’s already an anti-bullying program that Austin and many cities in Texas and around the country use.
Many teachers like Ayala grieve at how funds are spent. In 2022, the reading literacy of the USA continues to plummet, with 54 percent of Americans reading below the 6th-grade level.
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2. Pushing kids to an LGBTQ “character education”
The organizers also admitted they did not ask permission from the parents if they wanted their kids to participate in this non-academic program.
Some students were as young as four years old, and the organizers claim they need this diversity program that pushes the LGBTQ lifestyle to help with emotional learning, which they claim is character education.
The pre-k through 5th-grade teachers were instructed to devise a definition for the word homosexual that our students could understand.
Teachers had to be able to explain it to our students and say that gay love was beautiful, regardless of their religious or conservative beliefs.
In 2021, author Abigail Shrier revealed the new phenomenon of the transgender craze affecting young teenage girls.
3. Putting LGBTQ books in the library for young students
The library will have “gay-friendly books” that second-grade students can understand. For example, the story of Jacob’s new dress. A little boy who wants to wear a girl’s dress to school.
Another book, titled ‘Perfectly Normal,’ is graphically illustrated that insinuates homosexual promiscuity homosexual, exploration of sexual intercourse, masturbation, and street language—targeted at students of nine- and ten-year-olds.
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