Behind the scenes in the “gay” clubs in schools: Radical (and angry) adult activists. Attacking parents.

Report from Tennessee. See shocking video (below).

POSTED: April 10 2016

Adult homosexual activist from Alabama tells kids: I’m gay and that’s OK. It’s not me that’s broken. There’s something wrong with society.  It’s [the parents and critics] who are misguided. [All photos by MassResistance]

The universal refrain from the homosexual movement about criticism of the “gay” (GSA) clubs in the schools is that it’s all organized and run by students – not by adults. And that it’s simply a support group for “gay” students who are bullied in school and may even feel suicidal. The main messages, they say, are love and tolerance.

The truth – as we’ve seen over the years – is quite the opposite. One sees numerous radical (and often angry) adult activists connected with these “youth” clubs. The emphasis is on promoting the LGBT political agenda while encouraging sexual experimentation. Besides trying to make kids  comfortable with homosexuality and transgenderism, the adults work to disconnect the kids from their tradition-minded parents.

The “sex” part is particularly disturbing. We have observed and documented a proliferation of sexual and homosexual paraphernalia, condoms, lubricants, and literature given to kids at GSA related events.

The Tennessee “gay club” rally

Over the past month, MassResistance has been covering the situation in Franklin County, Tenn., where parents have been reacting to a newly installed “gay” club in the high school.

On March 14, the Franklin County School Board had its monthly meeting. They had planned to discuss measures to curtail “gay” club at the high school.

Before the School Board meeting, some of the high school “gay” club students had announced that they were holding a rally outside the school to support the club.

See the truth for yourself

But like every other “gay” club activity we’ve seen, this “student” event was completely organized and run by radical adult activists – some from neighboring Alabama. Their message to the high school kids at the rally was chilling. It was a rare chance to see firsthand what the kind of “love and tolerance” messages the kids are given in these “gay” clubs.

VIDEO: (3 min 51 sec)

Some examples of what the speakers said:

This local activist told the kids: “You have taken on a leadership role to teach people [i.e., your parents] how to be human. And it’s a hard job learning how to be human.”

Local adult activist who has attacked parents on social media. She tells kids that the parents and others who are criticizing the “gay” club are actually “projecting” their own sexuality issues onto the kids in the club.

Student reads a message directed at parents who object to the GSA: “You have assured that your grandchildren will cringe in shame when your name is mentioned. Your legacy will be one of hate, narrowness, and ignorance.”

Very sad and troubling

Looking around, the truly sad part was that many of the high school kids there really looked troubled. One local Franklin school official told us that the “gay” club usually attracted struggling kids who were socially immature, often had other emotional issues, and didn’t join sports teams or other clubs. They didn’t fit in to “with it” social groups at school, she said. (We’ve seen this in our Massachusetts experience.)

But once in the club, the kids were being strongly influenced by these outside adults, encouraged to adopt an LGBT identity, and to disengage themselves emotionally from their parents. Many of these kids need real help, not the selfish psychobabble of these activists.

And there is also the anger from these activists – persuading kids that those in the local community who don’t agree with this agenda are “evil.”

We have seen the harm these “clubs” do to vulnerable kids. We have also seen how kids can really improve if their parents can remove them from the toxic environment of these “clubs.”

The Franklin County School Board seems to recognize this and wants to do the right thing. Let’s hope they do it.