Justine Ang Fonte, a health director at a leading prep school in Manhattan who notoriously taught six-year-olds about masturbation and showed teens OnlyFans photos, has resigned — and she’s blaming her bosses at Columbia Grammar & Preparatory School for her ouster, not the porn.
As noted by The Blaze, Fonte’s lessons “went into great detail about prepubescent children touching themselves in an intimate manner” and “showed children a video featuring cartoon characters discussing erections, masturbation, and more and specifically detailed intimate parts such as a woman’s clitoris.”
Fonte designed and taught a workshop to teen students, too, which “featured raunchy images and presentations on porn genres and OnlyFans, a subscription website used largely for pornography,” The Daily Wire highlighted.
The New York Post detailed the workshop, which included references to “incest-themed,” “barely legal,” and “kink and BDSM” porn:
The often-explicit slide presentation and lecture by Fonte to the 120 boys and girls included lessons on how porn takes care of “three big male vulnerabilities”; statistics on the “orgasm gap” showing straight women have far fewer orgasms with their partners than gay men or women; and photos of partially-nude women, some in bondage, to analyze “what is porn and what is art.”
Fonte’s presentation, some of which was seen by The Post, included a list of the most searched pornographic terms of 2019, including “creampie,” “anal,” “gangbang,” “stepmom” and more.
One slide cited various porn genres such as “incest-themed,” consensual or “vanilla,” “barely legal,” and “kink and BDSM” (which included “waterboard electro” torture porn as an example).
A report published Wednesday from the Times said Fonte resigned from her position “because bosses ‘[failed] to back me up’ amid the outcry over her lessons, which she said ‘cost me my safety,'” according to The Blaze.
Moreover, Fonte is standing by the raunchy lessons, hoping her former students “can exercise body agency and consent by knowing exactly what those parts are, what they are called, and how to take care of them.”
Fonte noted that those lessons were “paired with lessons around, what are the different ways to say ‘no’? And what’s the difference between a secret and a surprise? And why you should never have a secret between a grown-up and you. Because it’s never your responsibility as a child to hold a secret or information of a grown-up.”
Columbia Prep, Fonte said, was not “ready to take on these issues in an educational, intellectual way.”
“At least one person at that school trusted that I could do it,” the former teacher said. “And I did. But they weren’t ready to back it up, and it cost me my safety.”
Fonte claims she’s now receiving “violent threats in her inbox” and has suffered the “experience of being doxxed.”
But nothing will stop Fonte from further sexualizing children — she’s apparently planning to write children’s books, The Blaze noted.
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