Third Drag Queen Exposed as Sex Convict

Its "Drag Queen Story Time" at the Houston TX public library complete with predators charged with 'Sexual Assault of Minors' stripping for dollars‼️

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Another is Alberto Garza, aka Tatiana Mala Niña, who was convicted of molesting an 8-year-old boy in 2008. The 32-year-old received five years of probation and community supervision, according to the Houston Chronicle.

Houston library officials acknowledged in a statement in March that Garza has "a criminal background that should have prevented him from participating" in the "Drag Queen Storytime" program, in which drag queens read books at the Freed-Montrose library.

"We assure you that this participant will not be involved in any future [Houston Public Library] programs," the library's statement reads. "We deeply regret this oversight and the concern this may cause our customers. We realize this is a serious matter."

The "oversight" of the library officials is indicative of the opposition to pro-family activists and those who see the implementation of the DQSHs as part of a larger leftist-LGBT agenda.

According to Shannon:

The local Antifa in the Leander/Cedar Park [near Austin] area is brutal, they have harassed me and others who are in MassResistance. One reason I have been to Austin, Cedar Park and Leander is to divert the hatred towards myself and off the local residents who are in fear as their businesses are targeted by these vengeful Antifa sympathizers. One man in Cedar Park was doxed, lost his job due to the harassing calls and reviews to his workplace and then his residence was vandalized. Most of the people in these two towns are really decent people, there is a handful of malcontents who are harassing the locals and try to intimidate anyone who opposes their progressive agenda.

The Drag Queen Story Hour website describes the DQSH phenomenon as

just what it sounds like — drag queens reading stories to children in libraries, schools, and other community spaces. Most events are 45 minutes and designed for children ages 3–8, though this may vary by location or event. A drag queen generally reads 3–4 children's books, sings children's songs, and leads children in a craft activity such as making crowns, wands, or paper bag puppets, or sometimes other activities like face painting or dress-up time. Through a fun and fabulous literary experience, DQSH celebrates learning and play, encouraging kids to celebrate gender diversity and all kinds of difference, while building confidence in expressing themselves. Some cities also offer other kinds of DQSH programming for kids and teens of all ages.

Clinical counselor Jon Uhler described the DQSHs as the "greatest grooming program ever devised" and predators "are laughing all the way to the bank."

Uhler, who has worked with over 4,000 serial predators over 11 years, urges parents to be vigilant, especially after the Austin library hosted a reading for kids featuring a reader with a criminal record.

MassResistance is a pro-family activist group that provides information and guidance in order to confront assaults on the traditional family, school children and the moral foundation of society. Based in Massachusetts, MassResistance is active in all 50 states, Puerto Rico and in other countries including the United Kingdom, Australia, Nigeria and Chile.

Those interested can learn more about MassResistance and submit tips and questions online.

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