If you don't want your child to become a sexually-gender oriented activist for people like this, you're probably a Nazi.
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GLSEN collaborates with an array of major school associations that accredit private and public schools. The activist organization works with the National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS), the National School Boards Association, and the National Education Association (NEA), the nation’s largest teachers union.
School associations that accredit private and public schools often enforce compliance with GLSEN’s programming, including “professional development” teacher workshops, promoting “LGBTQ+ affirming athletic policies,” and
directing schools to input name changes as “preferred name” in school databases without parent permission.
The chairman of GLSEN’s Board of Directors, Rocio Inclan, is also the senior director of social justice at the NEA.
Parents Defending Education argues that the transgender activism that parents see in curriculum and schools are not “isolated incidents.”
“It is part of a coordinated effort by national transgender activist groups that have systemic influence on schools across the country,” the organization said in a statement.
GLSEN: An Instrumental Organization Responsible For Infiltrating Schools With LGBT Ideology
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“LGBTQ+ young people in schools and their student groups, like GSAs, have always been the hub, kind of the breeding ground, the soil from which these sparks of activism come up,” said (Executive Director) Melanie Willingham-Jaggers, who uses both “she” and “they” pronouns. “What we understand is that young people — period — are going to help us understand the vision forward and the way forward to the future.”
Willingham-Jaggers’
vision for GLSEN’s work is “rooted in the belief that education can and should be an experience that is safe, affirming and liberating — and that we can achieve that goal only when we build in racial, gender and disability justice into our education system as a key indicator of success.”
“The world of K-12 schools has been turned completely upside down over the past few years, and Melanie’s vision and experience will provide the essential ingredients of new strategies for a new time,” said Eliza Byard, the group’s former executive director.
Melanie Willingham-Jaggers appointed first Black, non-binary executive director of LGBTQ group GLSEN
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