A New York City school district talent show held May 25th
reached a chaotic climax when kids as young as 5-years-old were exposed to an
erotic drag-queen performance. The New York Daily News said the act was
“complete with gyrations, tongue gymnastics and a flashed G-string.”
Parents
were understandably shocked and enraged that the district thought it was okay
to feature an adult male in drag spreading his legs and displaying his crotch
area in a talent show primarily of and for school children.
One
parent told the Daily News, “I left the show the minute he started sticking his
tongue out. I had my children with me and I wasn’t going to allow them to see
that.”
At one
point, the drag queen dropped down on “her” stomach and began writhing and
thrusting in a lewd and suggestive manner, then turned over and opened and
closed “her” legs while crossing and re-crossing them. A number of people
started yelling- and some left the auditorium- at this juncture, though a few
could be heard laughing and applauding. Many parents said, had they only known
the salacious performance was going to occur, they would have taken their kids
out after they had performed.
Incredibly,
in sign number 1,278 of the coming apocalypse, reports state that the school
district’s talent show was emceed by
District Four Superintendent Alexandra Estrella, and the drag queen was the president of the Public School 96
Parent Association.
How
could this possibly have happened? What relevance did the “act” have to a
school talent show? Why would a school district or school board allow such a
thing? Was there some sort of “message” being sent?
Raquel
Morales, one of the parents appalled by the display, told Todd Starnes of Fox
News: “The school district told me the performance was about LGBT awareness.”
Oh.
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