EXCLUSIVE – A California county with more than 40,000 students has begun reviewing books brought in by teachers to classroom libraries at dozens of schools after reports that a middle school teacher was introducing books with BDSM/kink material.
reported in September as an English teacher San Juan Hillpreviously identified on the school’s website as Danielle Serio and known as “Flint,” the “quirky classroom library” contained a number of pornographic and sexually suggestive books.
The Capistrano Unified School District said Monday it began reviewing books in teachers’ classroom libraries in October. The email asked teachers in the district’s 59 schools to immediately remove books that violated district policy.
“Given these criteria, if you find books that do not meet the criteria of BP 6163.1, please make them available to students. If you are unsure, we encourage you to work with colleagues in your departments and class groups, or please contact your site administrator for a decision,” the email said.
Teacher “Flint” brags about “Queer Library” on TikTok
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A district spokeswoman added that “we will be taking our library policy to the board in January for discussion and revision.”
In a video posted on Nov. 21, Flint discussed the furor surrounding “”strange class library.“The teacher explained the books that helped the students to discover who they are.
“People rave about my queer library. I have about 200 LGBT-specific titles that I’ve been building for over eight years. Don’t get me wrong, my readers love it. “It was very good. It helps many students to know who they are and how to interact with their peers,” said the teacher.
Earlier, the class library book Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Being Trans… was discussed. BDSM, fetishes and kink social networking site.
“I will find BDSM/kink community to be extremely open-minded and hospitable in every way; It is a place of sexual freedom,” the book says. “There is often a general level of acceptance of transgender people in kink/BDSM (bondage and discipline, domination and submission, sadism and masochism) scenes and sites like FetLife.
Flint’s Queer Library includes a book about orgies and sex apps called This Book is Gay.
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FetLife is a social networking site for the “kink community”.
Another book that used to be in the library”This book is gayDiscusses the casual dating site Grindr and includes detailed information on how to have anal and girl-on-girl sex.
“We all want to have sex with lots of people,” the book says. “[T]he prostate…feels great when massaged. A lot of men, gay or straight, like how it feels.”
“Let’s talk about dildos: I think a lot of people think that where there is no penis, there is a hopeless sexual vacuum. [bleep] In order to satisfy the figure, there must eventually be a slot,” the book continued. “I’ve only slept with two women who each liked to use dildos. I hate wearing belts. I’ve only done it once and NEVER!”
The teacher named Flint’s posts on TikTok about being transgender.
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It also includes information about sex parties and orgies.
“Saunas or ‘bathhouses’ are all over the country, and they’re perfectly legal. People (many saunas have a lesbian night) pay a little money to get in and then enjoy some sauna and casual sex. Again, if you’re safe, that’s fine.”
When a TikTok user asked why “strange library“The books are not in general circulation in the school,” said Flint, “and the library has some of these titles, but it is very difficult to get them into ‘circulation’.”
In another TikTok videoFlint asked why parents have a hard time trusting teachers.
“Lately I’ve been wondering why so many people have a hard time trusting teachers about education – something we study and do every day. It’s been so long since they’ve been in school. They have extreme or outdated views of what goes on in the classroom,” Flint said.