A Christian high school in Manhattan decided to replace a church service with a sexualized drag show last year.
Students at Manhattan’s Grace Church High School said they were meant to be attending church services on April 27th, 2021 when they were greeted instead with a surprise Pride event featuring a dancing drag queen called “Brita Filter”
Zero Hedge reports: The event was sponsored by “Spectrum,” the school’s LGBT support club and members of the school faculty.
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The students allege they felt pressured to participate and had to pretend they enjoyed the event. Some Spectrum club members tapped teens on the shoulders and ordered them to stand for the show, while others handed out pride stickers and stated “Take one or you’re homophobic.” Other kids got involved in the show and began twerking in the chapel.
After the dancing was over, Brita discussed being “pansexual.”
Said one student, “It’s notable that this person consistently called themselves fabulous and talented and beautiful. Not just once or twice, but over and over this person reassured themselves that way…”
The inherent narcissism of the pride movement is easily observed.
The school website details their pride related programs and Brita Filter’s performance.
Beyond the obvious affront to Christian doctrine, the trend of sexualized drag performances for kids sponsored by schools has become an epidemic. Numerous schools over the past year have been caught secretly hosting drag queen shows without asking parents for permission. The wider media exposure of these events has been met with attacks from leftists, claiming that there is no sexualization agenda in schools.
The gaslighting has been rampant and the goal behind trans indoctrination and school drag shows is openly admitted: It’s about political activism and normalization.
On TikTok, Brita bragged about the event:
“I literally went to church to teach the children today…A Catholic High School here in NYC invited me to their Pride Chapel. Visibility matters and I’m so honored to have had the chance to talk to you about my work as a LGBTQ+ Drag Queen Activist.”
