Facebook: The New Jersey Project
Posted on 10/27/2025 3:13:20 PM PDT by E. Pluribus Unum
The New Jersey Education Association, one of the most powerful political arms in New Jersey favoring Democrats, is set to host an event next month to celebrate “the vibrant world of drag” for public school teachers.
The NJEA is the union representing hundreds of thousands of New Jersey educators, and is also behind one of the top-spending political groups in the state. It has poured tens of millions of dollars into Democratic campaigns and last month endorsed Democratic gubernatorial candidate Mikie Sherrill over Republican Jack Ciattarelli.
Just a few days after that election takes place, it will hold the event called “Drag is not a Crime: The Past, Present, and Future of Drag,” according to a website for the NJEA Consortium, which will host the November 7 event.
The NJEA Consortium program is part of an initiative to boost diversity, equity, and inclusion, with a focus on minority communities in K-12 classrooms across New Jersey.
The New Jersey Project promoted the event with a post emphasizing the need to “ignite creativity in the classroom” and how “drag is what education is all about.”
“Teachers, learning goes beyond classrooms! NJEA presents a dive into the vibrant world of drag. Get inspired to challenge norms & ignite creativity in the classroom! Drag is what education is all about. #DragEducation What inspires you to teach?” says the note from the NJEA.
Facebook: The New Jersey Project
The NJEA’s 125-member PAC Operating Committee unanimously endorsed Sherrill for governor back in September. Due to the strong endorsement and Sherrill’s support for NJEA, The Daily Wire reached out to the Democrat for comment on the upcoming drag event. Sherrill did not respond.
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Yes, that’s what NJ needs.
It’s a campaign ad that writes itself, use it.
I’d check it out if it was free.
Why target minority communities? Seems a little racist to me and - have they bothered getting the opinion of said communities?
Funded by union dues?
,,, no space for diversity there.
Drag is fayg.
Drag is to real women as Blackface is to Blacks…a tasteless parody of stereotype. Too bad so many women who seem drawn to this as entertainment fail to recognize this.
Nice! Let them show themselves just as they are! This cannot be helpful politics right now...
There is something wrong with you.
I enjoy watching people make fools of themselves. Quite amusing. Lighten up.
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