1/ A day after Ms. Rachel told her audience she didn’t care if they opposed her “Pride” post, her sidekick — a “they/them” named Jules — performed at the “Queer Fam Pride Jam.” The event was advertised as family friendly.
It wasn’t.
@SpencerLndqst captured for @realDailyWire
2/ On Sunday, the city of Chicago — along with several corporate partners including @Lululemon — partnered with the event, which put out these marketing materials to encourage kids to come.
3/ It featured Jules, who identifies as a "white, non-binary, trans-masc human" and claims that, as a 2 year old, she realized "something's not right" with her body. At 12, a teacher exposed her to gender ideology.
4/ Following Jules’ performance of songs about crabs, caterpillars and butterflies, the children were subjected to a grown man in a skin tight leopard print onesie with heels, shaking his body around while collecting a dollar bill from a small child.
5/ The children were then trained in the gay “vogue” dance style by a grown man, learning to “strut” and “shimmy.” Voguing is linked to effeminate men and gay “ballroom,” where older LGBTQ-identifying individuals act as “mothers” and “fathers” to often misguided younger members.
6/ Is this the “Happy Pride” Ms. Rachel was talking about? Celebrating the exposure of children to grown men with fetishes and a penchant for sharing them with little kids?
7/ Jules, and perhaps even Ms. Rachel herself, believes in the idea of “representation.” Whether they include an overt lesson on gender ideology in your children’s content or not, Jules’ ambiguous physical presentation in the show IS the point.
8/ Jules believes that her “representation” — aka being in Ms. Rachel’s “Songs for Littles” — helps to “encourage and nurture a sense of curiosity” in kids, and teaches them that there are “infinite” ways to exist in the world, and “one isn’t better than another.”
9/ Except we know this isn’t true. Telling a child they can identify as the opposite sex, and putting them on a pathway to sterilization and mutilation is certainly worse than teaching them to embrace who they are — the sex they were born.
10/ When Jules created music for “Power To The Queer Children,” which donated 100% of proceeds to the Trevor Project, did she consider children’s wellbeing?
11/ This is the same Trevor Project that, according to the NY Post, hosted chat rooms where minors talk with adults about graphic sexual fetishes & masturbation. It currently supports the sterilization and mutilation of minors known as “gender affirming care.”
12/ Is Ms. Rachel promoting Jules to encourage more young children to identify as nonbinary? It seems that way. That would explain why she personally invited Dylan Mulvaney — an adult man who pretends he's a girl — to participate in one of her children's videos.
13/ Ms. Rachel's "Songs for Littles" videos are billed as educational content for kids & toddlers. They include renditions of nursery rhymes like "Wheels on the Bus." What would Ms. Rachel want Dylan Mulvaney to say to kids and toddlers, exactly?
14/ Jules may be “excited to hang out with you and your littles,” but she will most certainly not be coming anywhere near mine.
15/ Hear my full thoughts here:
Share this Scrolly Tale with your friends.
A Scrolly Tale is a new way to read Twitter threads with a more visually immersive experience.
Discover more beautiful Scrolly Tales like this.