Parents Outraged Over Student-Led Drag Show During School Hours

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Parents are outraged after high school kids in New Jersey performed in drag for their adult teachers in a secret, student-led drag show on school property during school hours.

The performance, which took place on October 27th at Hunterdon Central Regional High School in Flemington, NJ, was put on by the Student club P.U.L.S.E. (People Understanding Love Serves Everyone), and led by faculty advisor Heather Baldwin, Libs of TikTok reported on Thursday.

As parents begin to catch wind of the situation, many are demanding answers as to why this event was allowed to take place during school hours, and on school property. “I’m just wondering what the administrators were thinking when they allowed this type of thing to go on,” one parent said in an interview with Fox News. “It’s just not appropriate.”

Other parents expressed similar concerns, with one going so far as to call the drag show a “disgrace.” “This is not what we send our kids to school for,” she said. “We send them to get an education, not to be indoctrinated with this kind of filth.”

The school district has yet to release a statement commenting on the situation. P.U.L.S.E., for its part, insists that the show was meant to be “inclusive” and “educational,” though it’s hard to see how that could be the case given that it was held during school hours and without parental consent or knowledge.

The story has an entire substack on it if you feel like reading: Teen Drag Shows

It’s understandable that parents would be upset over this situation; after all, most would prefer that their children not be exposed to explicit content while at school. We call them groomers because they are groomers.