Gay Kentucky Teacher of the Year quits
high school job citing homophobia after
he was was accused of 'grooming' children
at student-run LGBTQ group - and he says
school did nothing to defend him
Posted By: Ribicon, 6/30/2022 10:55:26 AM
Kentucky's 2022 Teacher of the Year has quit his high school over accusations that he was grooming children in a student-run LGBTQ club. Willie Carver Jr., who is openly gay, said he felt pushed out of Montgomery County High School after ten years by homophobia, describing his time teaching as a gay man in Kentucky as a 'death by a thousand cuts,' according to NBC News.(Snip)He said that during his time he watched administration pull books by black and LGBTQ authors at parents' request, kill a student-run poll intended to take the temperature on the school's LGBTQ inclusivity, and defend students accused of tearing pride posters
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As with many of his ilk, this person's entire identity is wrapped up in being obnoxiously homosexual, to the point where he wears Pride eyeglasses. Some cities have special schools set up for LGBTQ+ students; he could groom and cruise there and no one would bat an eye because that's expected behavior.