LGBT Porn for Kids

The war rages on between parents against porn in schools and the alphabet-soup mafia. Fairfax County Public Schools (or "FCPS") has returned pornographic and pedophilic books to the shelves for children as young as 12, leading to an explosive showdown at the last school board meeting. Church Militant's William Mahoney recently spoke with the Catholic mother of six who first spoke up and, by divine providence, spoke again after a cancelation.

Stacy Langton, concerned Fairfax County mother: "We had a really good turnout. I would say we probably had about 50 parents that showed up out front."

Stacy Langton detailed how Thursday night's school board meeting began outside with protesting and counterprotesting. Parents seeking to protect children from pornographic and pedophilic material in schools faced off with LGBT advocates, apparently OK with violating federal law. 

The battle continued inside, with about a dozen pro-LGBT advocates and a handful of concerned parents addressing the school board. One of those parents — Stacy Langton.

Langton: "And this school board doubled down, in clear terms, that they are in favor of pornography in the schools. But it's illegal: Laws at the federal and state level prohibit obscene materials in the presence of minors." 

One self-identifying "LGBT" student in Fairfax argued the restoration of the main books in question, Lawn Boy and Gender Queer, was not enough. 

Aaryan Rawal, Fairfax County student: "Our curriculum still segregates by gender, alienating non-binary students. It also includes outdated standards that ask students to talk [to] parents or clergy about their sexuality rather than trusted resources like the Trevor Project."

Langton has clarified many times that this is not a crusade against homosexuals and gender-confused individuals. 

Langton: "I'm just saying, 'Hey, can we get rid of the ones that are completely X-rated, completely pornographic? And on top of that, we have some that are pedophilic.'" 

The pornographic and pedophilic nature of the material is crystal clear from even a cursory perusal of the books. Langton explained the superintendent, Dr. Scott Brabrand, took time at the end of the meeting to reaffirm his commitment to the LGBT community and the filthy books on the shelves. 

Langton: "The world has been inverted, and our superintendent is calling vice 'virtue.'"

Public schools are demonstrating they're not committed to parents or students, but to indoctrination and a perverse agenda.

Langton's address to the board was cut short, which FCPS explained was owing to human error. Langton's full statement is posted on her Twitter — her handle being @StacyLangton.