If you were a parent (and obviously you are not) you would be concerned with the extent and consequences of the grooming epidemic. There has been a great deal of research regarding the long-term negative effects of institutional and societal grooming of children: physically, emotionally, mentally, and spiritually.
The parental rights movement has helped uproot the radical ideologies that have taken hold in K-12 schools, most notably the Marxist-derived ideology of Critical Race Theory. However, CRT is not the sole radical ideology immersed in curricula and instruction in school systems.
Queer Theory, sometimes referred to as Gender Theory, is the genesis for much of the grooming material and behavior in K-12 schools and cultural institutions. This theory manifests itself in many different forms, but broadly frames heterosexuality as a societal norm structuring society to the detriment of self-designated marginalized communities who operate outside heterosexual and the biologically-binary gender practices and beliefs. In this manner, the theory’s rejection of malignant “systems” falls in line with CRT and other Marxist off-shoots of radical critical theory.
One of the leading purveyors of this theory, Michel Foucault, was a Marxist French philosopher and activist who authored Queer Theory’s seminal work The History of Sexuality. This book argued that sexuality is a social construct and is inherently tied to hetero-dominant systems of power. Foucault is also known for challenging the “stigma” of pedophilia.
Foucault signed a petition to decriminalize pedophilia and lower the age of consent in France to 13-years-old before he died of complications from HIV/AIDS in 1984 (surprise,surprise,surprise). After his death, evidence emerged that Foucault had sexually abused underage boys–underscoring the flippancy with which he viewed such acts in his various writings. The direct influence of Foucault continues in classrooms today, particularly with the increasingly common redesignation of pedophilia among gender activists as just another sexual orientation, specifically an orientation known as “minor-attracted persons” or MAP.