Obama and the federal govt asking 14 year olds "Spit or Swallow?"
Obama’s “Safe Schools Czar” gave schoolchildren advice on extreme sex practices
According to a report on Andrew Breitbart’s BigGovernment.com President Obama’s “Safe Schools Czar”, Kevin Jennings, apparently has some very extreme ideas on what it means to keep our children safe. Jennings, who is also the founder of the Gay, Lesbian, and Straight Education Network (GLSEN), was the keynote speaker at the 2000 GLSEN Conference.
The conference, held at Tufts University in Boston, was fully supported by the Massachusetts Department of Education, the Safe Schools Program, the Governor’s Commission on Gay and Lesbian Youth. Some of the presenters at the conference received federal money. During the conference, workshop leaders led a “youth only, ages 14-21″ session that offered lessons in “fisting”, watersports, and other sexual activities. During the same workshop an activist asked 14 year-old students, “Spit or swallow?… Is it rude?” The audio clip is posted here. It will astonish you.
Luckily undercover journalists with Mass Resistance recorded the sessions at Tufts University. The audio was later leaked to a local radio station. The release of the audio created an incredible backlash that forced GLSEN leaders to apologize.
In spite of the controversy created by the conference, Barack Obama’s “Safe Schools Czar” Kevin Jennings and his GLSEN organization were back up to their old tricks at the follwing year’s conference. At the 2001 conference activists handed out “fisting kits” to the children and teachers who attended the GLSEN conference.
Fisting / dental dam Kit for children
It didn’t stop there. The children who attended Jennnings’ 2005 GLSEN Conference also left with their own “Little Black Book – Queer in the 21st Century”.
Little Black Book How to be Queer in the 21st Century
This book exposes teens as young as 14 years old to “rimming”, “fisting”, “watersports”, and adult toys. Without prior parental approval. These seem to me to be subjects that should be left to parents to approach with their children.