You Can't Make This Sh*t Up: High School Defends 'Fake Boobs Trans Teacher'

By Casey Holley | Tuesday, 20 September 2022 09:30 AM
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You Can't Make This Sh*t Up: High School Defends 'Fake Boobs Trans Teacher'

Everyone should be free to be who they want to be, but there also has to be a line drawn for what’s appropriate around children. One school district in Canada caused an uproar when it allowed a biologically male to wear huge prosthetic breasts, which included prominent nipples, to class, notes The Western Journal.

Stephen Hanna, now known as Kayla Lemieux, was defended by the school board. The Daily Wire notes that the Halton District School Board states that it works to “promote a positive learning environment in schools” and that it has an “inclusive environment for all students, staff, and the community.”

The situation has become so tense that the school has to enact a safety plan for Oakville Trafalgar High School. They’re expecting protestors and anti-protestors to show up at the school, and the school has already been receiving no-so-pleasant phone calls about the matter.

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The teacher reportedly began transitioning from male to female last year, but this is the first school year that she showed up with the enormous breasts that are causing an uproar. She’s an industrial arts teacher. Some people wonder if the colossal breasts are causing a safety hazard because of the power tools.

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Libs of TikTok posted a video of the teacher that some thought was a hoax. The video shows the transgender teacher with oversized breasts that sag down her waist. The school board representative says she’s concerned for the teacher’s safety but that the teacher is “an extremely effective teacher. All the kids really love being in the class.”

It’s widely known that the HDSB promotes radical gender theory, but protruding nipples on obviously oversized prosthetic breasts might be a bit too far for someone who teaches high school.

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