I will share a personal story about these teachings and the predatory nature of those involved. My daughter was indoctrinated into the gender studies group at her school. She was 14 years old and thought she was bi-sexual, then later pan-sexual. Neither were true, but suggest to a child they are not what they believe and you've sown doubt.

Once they doubt their identity you suggest alternative ways to express yourself (LGBTQ+). Once they are set on a letter you foster their new identity to make it more real. Along comes a boy who's 18 (senior) and now is in your gender studies group. He befriends my daughter and asks to take her to lunch.

He drives her to a parking ramp and rapes her, then calmly drops her back at school like nothing happened. She develops severe anxiety, starts having trouble focusing in school, drops out of gender group and focuses on her art - her dark, twisted scary art. She goes to counseling but can't find a counselor that fits her. Then over an innocuous dinner 18 months later, she blurts out she was raped. Later, that day you find out her older brother knew this happened and you wanted to strangle him. Not because he didn't say anything, but because she suffered for so long.

Come to find out this rapist had done it before, twice before to be exact. The first was reported and he got off with counseling. The second never reported. He came into the gender studies group only to prey on girls. My daughter gave her statement to the DA and they proceeded to prosecute under very strong "suggestion" from me, her father. For 3 years we've had virtual court maneuvers by the defense. We asked for maximum penalty under state law and my daughter didn't back down.

He's now agreed to plead guilty and sentencing is tomorrow. He will go to jail and have sex offender status for the next 20 years. I thought that supporting my daughters choices was the right thing to do, even though I told her it wasn't real and would only confuse her younger self. I have to live with that.

She has grown so fast and flourished in her senior year, accepted 2 senior class awards, is giving the senior class speech and has been accepted to college. Many girls don't come back to normal from being sexually assaulted. She is stronger now than ever.

I don't know why I felt the need to share my story now and not weeks or months ago, but somethings need to be said. The only way to take down these sick bastards in our schools is to confront them everyday. I have and you need to as well, even if you don't have kids in their schools.