Molalla River School District is proud to announce... EQUALITY CLUB at MIDDLE SCHOOLS

You might be hearing about these new "clubs" appearing on middle school campuses across Oregon! Like the one suggested at Whitford Middle School, Beaverton.

According to the Molalla Superintendant, Tony Mann, this club is intended to "create community" for students who feel they don't fit into male/female gender categories. But more than that "provide a voice and a forum for LGBTQ+ students and their straight allies" by hosting events and activities throughout the school year aimed at empowering students... Mann seems excited about the 22 kids who have already signed up for the club.

It is important to note middle school students are ages 11-14. Sixth graders barely understand what puberty is, let alone anal and oral sex!

Will public schools take legal responsibility for students attracted to alternative risky lifestyles through clubs on campus? The Age of Consent law in Oregon requires a person to be at least 18 years of age to consent to sex.

Molalla School Board Member, Linda Eskridge has concern about the establishment of the club promoting sex by minors. "I am extremely concerned and stressed that you (Tony Mann, Superintendant) would allow this club to start at a middle school. This is nothing more than child abuse.You use the false narrative talking points stating how this will make students feel 'Safe and Wanted.' You fail to recognize other students have been taught that sodomy is not a safe life style." 

The US Surgeon General, C. Everett Koop states, “Condoms may provide some protection, but anal intercourse is simply too dangerous to practice.” Up to 96% of these STDs contracted by youth are among homosexual youth—especially among males having sex with males.  Female homosexuals are experiencing a rise in STDs as well.

The LGBTQ groups have become expert bullies. Other students who do not believe rectal and oral sex are a healthy life style, will be called homophobes. So much for tolerance! Some young students may identify as Transgender, Gay, or Queer just to gain new found attention and peer acceptance. 

Are Gay-Straight Alliance Clubs used to recruit heterosexuals?
At a meeting of the Anoka-Hennepin School Board, Barb Anderson, a leader in Minnesota’s pro-family movement, told the board that Gay-Straight Alliances are recruiting centers for the homosexual lifestyle, that they are dangerous to students, and that the Gay, Lesbian, and Straight Education Network, which assist with GSAs, encouraged statutory rape.