Staff Reports
Karl Frisch, a member of the Fairfax County School Board in Virginia, is not shy about expressing his liberal values. Recently, he was sworn in for his second term on a literal pile of filth. According to reports, the filth in question was “a stack of the five LGBTQ-themed books most frequently banned by other school systems.” Frisch, who won re-election by a 30-point margin, will soon become the chair of the board.
School Board Member Sworn In to Office on Stack of Degenerate Books https://t.co/Gm3AF1c0Mf https://t.co/wV95yA5u0Q #TheMillennialPress
— Millennial Conservative ™️ (@Milennial_con) December 15, 2023
In a statement, Frisch emphasized his commitment to safe and inclusive schools, well-compensated educators, and equitable access to academic opportunities. However, it’s worth taking a closer look at the books Frisch chose for his swearing-in ceremony.
Two of the books, “All Boys Aren’t Blue” and “Gender Queer,” were recently read aloud by Senator John Kennedy during a hearing, where they featured explicit and graphic language. Additionally, one of the books reportedly depicts naked teenage boys. Clearly, these are not the kind of materials that parents would want their children exposed to at school.
While some may argue that opposing these books is an act of censorship or book banning, it’s important to recognize that parents simply want age-appropriate material for their children. This is not about restricting access to LGBTQ-themed content; it’s about ensuring that the content is suitable for the intended audience. Unfortunately, Frisch’s choice of books only serves to highlight the depravity and extremism that seems to permeate the modern education system.
It’s evident that Frisch and his fellow board members have chosen to prioritize their own perverted values over the well-being and education of children. This incident serves as a stark reminder that elections have consequences. While it’s important for concerned parents to voice their opposition, it’s equally crucial for the wider community to vote out officials like Frisch during the next election cycle.
