Chicago School Defends Sex-Toy Event amid Backlash over Undercover Video

https://news.yahoo.com/chicago-school-defends-sex-toy-004827966.html

A prestigious private school in Chicago, Francis W. Parker, defended dean 
of students Joe Bruno on Thursday following the release of a video in 
which he said the school’s LGBTQ sex-education programming includes 
passing around sex toys and instructing students on how to use them.

“During Pride — we do a Pride Week every year — and I had our LGBTQ+ 
health center come in. They were passing around butt plugs and dildos to 
my students. Talking about queer sex. Using lube versus using spit,” Bruno 
says in one clip.

Bruno, who has been in his current role for four years, added that 
students asked him: “‘How does this butt plug work? How do we do — like, 
how does this work?’ . . . That’s a really, like, cool part of my job.”

Bruno reportedly wasn’t aware that his statements were being recorded at 
the time by a member of Project Veritas, an American organization known 
for making similar undercover videos. The outfit has been successfully 
sued by an organization over its tactics.

However, the release of the undercover video apparently has not shaken 
Francis W. Parker School’s faith in Bruno. The school defended him in a 
statement released Thursday.

“He was filmed without his knowledge or permission while describing one 
example of our inclusive, LGBTQ+ affirming, and comprehensive approach to 
sex education. Veritas deceptively edited the video with malicious 
intent,” the statement said, as reported by WGN-TV.

According to the outlet, the statement also said: “Parker administrators 
and Parker’s Board of Trustees support Parker’s programming, the strength 
and inclusivity of our curriculum, and the dedicated and talented faculty 
and staff that teach it.”

The revelations have prompted the school to offer “mental health check-
ins” for students, Chicago’s NPR satellite, WBEZ, reported.

During the surreptitious video recording released by Project Veritas, the 
interviewer off-camera tells Bruno: “You have so much freedom. So much 
wiggle room,” to which Bruno responds: “So much freedom. So much money to 
do stuff.”

According to Parker’s tuition and fees website section, cost of enrollment 
at the institution ranges from just over $37,000 a year for junior 
kindergarten up to over $42,000 for grade twelve.

Comments:

Ray
1 day ago

If you have to be 18 or 21 years of age to enter a store where these items 
are sold, isn't it illegal to hand these items to a child and show them 
how to use them?

So if the teacher wanted to show the kids how to use drugs or drink a beer 
and passed out drinks, this would be ok also?  I would think the teacher 
would be prosecuted in both situations.


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