The San Francisco Unified School District endorses telling young K-5 students that they can use a different name and set of pronouns than they use at home, according to whistleblower documents.
High school students are taught of a “bisexual umbrella” of which they can be a part, as fluid,” “pansexual,” “omnisexual,” “hetero-, homo-, lesbi-curious,” “hetero-, homo-, lesbi-flexible,” and “queer,” as Christopher Rufo, the nation’s leading investigator of school districts and their sexual agendas, revealed through the documents.
“Bisexual” is defined as “Anyone attracted to people of more than one gender.” Then the document regarding the “bisexual umbrella” states in all caps, “IT IS NOT TIED TO THE GENDER BINARY!”
The district teaches students that they can diverge from from "vanilla sexuality" and become part of the "bisexual umbrella," with sexual identity options including "fluid," "pansexual," "omnisexual," "homo-curious," and "hetero-flexible." pic.twitter.com/FiMNrmMXWV
— Christopher F. Rufo ⚔️ (@realchrisrufo) September 29, 2022
“Queer” is defined as “A non-specific identity describing anyone diverging from heterosexuality, monogamy, or vanilla sexuality.”
“One of the things to know about SFUSD’s LGBTQ Students Tights is that they have the right to be ‘out’ at school, and to not have that information that they are ‘out’—with new pronouns, with a new identity in any way — shared with those folks at home,” the district’s LGBTQ programs director, Kena Hazelwood, stated.
“It’s part of our duty of care,” she explained.
“Gender identity, sexual orientation, that’s about learning about the different people in your community,” she insisted. “You can’t opt out of that. … We have LGBTQ topics included in social studies, ELA, art, other subjects. Those are not lessons that can be opted out because that is part of how we envision a comprehensive education.
According to district policy, parents do not have the right to opt-out of the lessons on "gender identity" and "sexual orientation," which are incorporated into the curriculum for English, social studies, arts, and other subjects. pic.twitter.com/S2nM1jUpwv
— Christopher F. Rufo ⚔️ (@realchrisrufo) September 29, 2022
One document revealed by Rufo urges teachers to refer to parents as “caregiver 1 and caregiver 2 instead of mother and father.”
Over the last decade, the San Francisco Unified School District has has received $66.5 million from Salesforce, Axios reported. In mid-September, Salesforce revealed it had donated $6.5 million to SFUSD.
Last week, billionaire Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff, who also owns TIME magazine, said that if conservative states don’t buckle to his vision of what constitutes “equality and dignity,” he’d take his companies out of the states.
Speaking to Poppy Harlow of CNN on Friday, Benioff boasted of “making something happen that supports our employees,” adding, “The number one thing is we must have our employees’ back.”
Then he waxed political, with an apparent attempt to denigrate conservatives: “You know and I know we are dealing with a whole series of crazy presidents, crazy governors, crazy mayors all over the world in every country in every city in every state.”
Harlow asked if Benioff would pull his company from states that had outlawed abortion or passed stricter laws against it.
“We actually just said, if you are going to discriminate against our employees, we won’t be able to set up shop there,” Benioff bragged of 2015. “And when we said that, 200 other companies the next day, the largest companies in the United States all said, ‘We agree. We have to support our LGBTQ communities as well.’”
“Look, we have to be for equality, we have to be for dignity. We have to be for the equality and dignity of every human being. And if you’re not for equality and dignity, then this is not something I can work with and we’re gonna have to exit your city or your state, just as we have in many places.”