DOJ Issues Statement Following Video Over Why Student Was Kicked Out Of Class
It was supposed to be a children’s literature class. You know — talking animals, fairy tales, maybe a few Dr. Seuss rhymes if we’re feeling wild. But instead, one Texas A&M student walked into what can only be described…
It was supposed to be a children’s literature class. You know — talking animals, fairy tales, maybe a few Dr. Seuss rhymes if we’re feeling wild. But instead, one Texas A&M student walked into what can only be described as a rainbow-washed reeducation camp for Gender Studies 101.
And now the Department of Justice is officially “looking into” the incident, after videos surfaced showing the student being kicked out of class for daring to question the leftist sermon being preached by Dr. Melissa McCoul — a woman apparently convinced that discussing “queerness” and how to pick your gender identity is somehow critical to teaching books written for seven-year-olds.
Because of course.
In one of the clips — which would almost be funny if it weren’t so disturbing — the student calmly explains that the content being forced on the class runs directly against his religious beliefs and violates directives from President Donald Trump regarding gender and DEI. McCoul’s response? A confident, smug dismissal that would make your average Twitter blue-check blush.
“I have legal and ethical authority,” she says, like some kind of woke wizard defending her rainbow tower. Then she kicks the student out — because disagreement, apparently, is hate speech.
Here’s the part that should make every parent’s skin crawl: This wasn’t some rogue comment slipped into a lecture. This was a full-blown curriculum.
Slides obtained by The Daily Wire show this class was neck-deep in the kind of ideological sludge most Americans thought was reserved for fringe Tumblr accounts and California school board meetings. One gem of a slide read, “Let’s talk gender in children’s lit!” — because naturally, the proper time to explore “another gender” is right after nap time and finger painting.
And it gets worse.
Another slide, which reads like a parody but is horrifyingly real, claimed that viewing LGBT content as inappropriate for kids is a symptom of “heteronormativity.” Yes, according to Dr. McCoul, you are the problem if you think drag queen story hour doesn’t belong in a first-grade reading list.