Posted on 12/10/2009 9:50:22 AM PST by bs9021
School Czars Permanent Record
Allie Winegar Duzett, December 10, 2009
While CBSNews.com has 108 stories on the White House-gate-crashing Salahis, the site only features one story on the Safe Schools Czar of the Obama administration, Kevin Jennings. The article on Jennings, entitled Kevin Jennings Gets Boost from White House, was written on October 1, 2009. The article defends Jennings, who was selected for the position largely because of his work founding and directing the Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network (GLSEN), a radical gay promotion group.
However, since October 2009, videos have surfaced of Jennings teaching 14-year-old boys the dangerous sexual practice of fisting, and discussing with them the particulars of oral sex.
Most recently, a team of independent researchers came forth with a report on a reading list for schoolchildren that Jennings was involved in creating, as the founder and executive director of GLSEN. Although GLSEN does not address how books get added to its list, its hard to imagine that they are chosen by low-level staffers or volunteers, with no oversight, the researchers note, especially since the list of recommended books is one of the organizations primary tools every single book mentioned in this report was added to the list while Jennings was in charge (dates are given for each titles addition to the list). Therefore, its reasonable to believe he was aware of the addition of these works especially since most were added when GLSEN was still quite small and the Executive Director had a hands-on role in daily operations.
These researchers randomly selected 11 books off Jennings GLSEN reading list, and what they found left them speechless.....
(Excerpt) Read more at academia.org ...
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