MomsAgainstTheNorm

Imagine going through all the motions to become a teacher, only to be prescribed this book to read to your grade 4 class. Let's Talk About It is recommended for Intermediate age students. That's age 10 and up. Is anal play really a topic that we need our grade 4 teachers discussing with their class? Is that not a bit much to ask of our teachers? Have our teachers been properly trained on how to deliver this information? Has anyone asked our teachers if this is a lesson they wish to teach? What path has our public education system begun to go down? How long are we going to stand by and not say anything about it? This book can be found in public schools across BC, like in School District 20 at Stanley Humphries Secondary School, or in School District 8 in J.V. Humphries Elementary School. Let us know in the comments how you feel about teachers being recommended to read this book to their students at school. If your a teacher, let us know how you feel about being put in a position to potentially have to read this book to other peoples children. Don't forget to like and share!

On June 6, 2023 Chris Walker from CBC's the Daybreak Show came to Nelson and did a live audience taping of the show. Emily Duggan from Moms Against The Norm attended. There was a question period at the end for the audience to ask questions about CBC. Take a listen to how Chris answers Emily's question about CBC not sharing both sides of the story and wondering if that is actually good journalism or not. The topic of this event was dissent. In the words of British journalist Melanie Phillips; "Dissent can not be permitted, so we're in what a, a thinker of a previous age called Cultural Totalitarianism. No alternative is to be permitted." Which is basically what Chris Walker admits to in his answer to Emily. Take a watch and let us know in the comments what your thoughts are. Don't forget to like and share!

Watch Brittny Anderson, Nelson-Creston BC MLA, as she flat out ignores Emily Duggan a concerned mother. Brittny has been known to stand with the Drag community, will she stand with the parents too? Can Brittny Anderson create space for us all? Let us know- is this how an MLA should hold themselves? Did Brittny just gain or lose your next vote? Do you want to know the answers to Emily's questions too? Do you think Brittny has what it takes to truly represent us all? We encourage you to kindly email Brittny and let her know your thoughts. Include your postal code! Her contact info is in the video. Don't forget to like and share!

On April 25, 2023 at 10:30AM Emily Duggan attended a meeting with School District 8 Director of Instruction Ben Eaton. Pour yourself a tea and settle in to listen as Ben Eaton is, in our opinion, unable to reasonably explain SOGI123 and why some of these books are in our schools. With teachers like Justin McRann reading literature to other peoples children without their parental consent or even knowledge on the trending Gender Ideology, it is rather unsettling to listen as Ben Eaton dodges any and all questions regarding McRanns education on the topic. Leaving us with the understanding that we do indeed have teachers teaching Gender Ideology without the proper training to do so. However Eaton assures Emily MANY times that, while there may not be a course for educators to take in regards to the ideology, there are PLENTY of resources on the topic. We at Moms Against The Norm want to know; what good are resources to a person who has not been educated properly in how to use them? Why are teachers promoting this ideology in secret? How come mental health is not in the forefront of all this? When did everyday teachers become Gender Ideology counsellors? Surely we can provide better, consistent supports for our most valuable asset, our children. Let us know in the comment section what your thoughts are after hearing Ben Eaton, not only a father of 2 children himself, but a man who has spent his professional career working with children, as he attempts to explain to Emily why SOGI123 is necessary to be implemented in our schools. Let us know, has Mr. Eaton convinced you? Don't forget! Like and share this video!

It's Perfectly Normal is a book for ages 10 and up and can be found in multiple school districts across BC. To see if it is in your school check out this link https://www.exposingsogi123.com/books-location from exposingSOGI123.com. Let us know your thoughts on this book being so easily accessible in Elementary schools. Do you think our everyday teachers should read this book? What if a male teacher read this to a 10 year old girl? Would that be comfortable for all involved? Should public health topics be taught by public health? When do we create boundaries? We want to know! Don't forget to like and share!

Welcome to Episode #3 where Emily reads from This Book Is Gay. Published in September of 2014 This Book Is Gay IS ON THE BC LIST OF SOGI-INCLUSIVE BOOKS FOR K-12. Do you think This Book Is Gay should be in our schools? What is the purpose for having this literature accessible to minors? As a parent/guardian how would you feel if your child's teacher read this book to them? What if your child was asked to do a project on this book? What are the positive effects of this book in our schools, and what are the negative effects of this book in our schools? Let us know in the comments below! Don't forget to like and share our videos. Moms Against The Norm aims to spread awareness on SOGI123 and what our children are being taught and have access to at school.

**GRAPHIC CONTENT WARNING** Join Emily this week for episode #2 of Story Time With Emily where she reads from The Bluest Eye. Published in 1970, The Bluest Eye is the story of a girl in America, 11 year old Pecola Breedlove. Moms Against The Norm would like to warn you, we do not consider this book to be suitable for children. The Bluest Eye can be found in high schools across BC Canada. Many high schools in BC start in grade 7. Do you think it would be appropriate for a 12 year old grade 7 student to check this book out of their school library? What if a teacher were to read this book to their class? Or assign it for a book report? Should this book have an age limit? What would that be? Let us know in the comments below. This book is not on the SOGI123 book list. Why then can it be found in schools across our province? Check out this website to see which schools in BC The Bluest Eye is currently in: https://www.exposingsogi123.com/books-location Don't forget to like and share our content to help Moms Against The Norm share awareness on what is accessible in our minors lives today.

**While this looks and sounds child friendly, we ask that adults view first before viewing with a child** Welcome to Story Time With Emily! Moms Against The Norm are proud to present our newest series! Story Time With Emily is a chance for everyone to enjoy the stories accessible to our minors in our schools and public libraries. Today Emily will read My Body Is Growing, A Guide for Children Ages 4 to 8. Grab a tea and hold on to your hat! Then let us know; would you read this book to a 4 or 8 year old? Why? Answer in the comments below, then like and share our content. Stay tuned to see what Story Time With Emily will bring us next week.

Emily Duggan speaks on SOGI123 and what the program means for parental rights. Some opposition showed up and wanted to have their say as well. Watch as the tension grows, than watch as it fades! This rally was a great start to allowing both sides a seat at the table so to speak. Both groups shared the mic and were given the opportunity to use their voice. If you want to sign our petition to make SOGI123 an opt in and opt out program in our schools rather than a forced program you can do so here: https://chng.it/fYZKzNfZPL Moms Against The Norm would like to give a big THANK YOU to Patrick Bonin for allowing us to use his footage of the event. THANK YOU PATRICK! Don't forget to like, share and let us know what you think in the comments!!!

Emily Duggan speaks with Janayh Wright, a Mother from Nanaimo BC who had an unfortunate experience at the beginning of February 2023 when she took her daughter to the public pool. Listen to Janayh tell her story and how she hopes to be able to turn this traumatic event into a positive outcome for everyone. Janayh says it best when she says "this isn't a gender issue this is a behaviour issue". Moms Against The Norm could not agree more! We also want to take this opportunity to encourage all our viewers to take the time to have a conversation with the children in your lives about the difference between acceptable behaviour and strange behaviour. Please like, comment on and share our content!

Nelson BC's Public Library is advertising a Drag Queen Story Time for children on March 11, 2023 at 10:30AM. There are a considerable amount of people in Nelson and surrounding communities who have some pretty valid concerns regarding this event. Besides the very real fact that it goes against Nelson Public Library's own policy as well as our Criminal Code, it sparks the question of what morals and values are really being taught to children through such an event! Drag Queen Story Time in public libraries is becoming the new norm. Well, Moms Against The Norm just aren't having it. We know there are professionals within the LGBTQ community who work in professions that don't cause such controversy who would be more than happy to sit down and read to children. This event is damaging to religious groups and families, the LGBTQ community, and families who have chosen not to fall in line with the SOGI ideology being pushed on our communities through events like this in our public spaces. This event encourages the division we are seeing in all our communities Nation wide. The Nelson Public Library will be considered as taking sides on a social protest based on an ideology if it goes forward with this event. This will in turn absolutely break public trust as well as endanger public comfort. We ask that the Nelson Public Library do the right thing and remain neutral when it comes to social protests in our communities. LIKE AND SHARE THIS VIDEO

Emily Duggan, a Mother of two from the West Kootenays was interviewed at the beginning of February 2023 by Jack Etkin of ICTV. SOGI, or Sexual Orientation Gender Identity, is a program that teaches students from Kindergarten to grade 12 the ideology that girls can be boys and vice versa based solely on personality and emotions. It supports gender affirmation based on an unchallenged self diagnosis from any age and equally supports severe consequences for those who do not affirm a child's self diagnosis. Supported by the BC Ministry of Education and the BC Human RIghts Code- Discrimination based on gender identity or expression, Ms. Duggan must tread lightly as she climbs this uphill battle to remove SOGI123 from Elementary Schools and revamp the teachings of the program in Secondary Schools across BC. Duggan represents a growing group of parents who are trying to bring attention to the program. For the last few years Parents and Guardians were not allowed in our schools due to the pandemic. Now that they are, they are becoming aware of what our children are being taught. From Gay Pride being heavily promoted with flags hung in hall ways, to Gay sections on the school bus that bully the kids who choose not to identify as LGBTQ+. This doesn't sit well with Duggan and her group, "SOGI123 has not solved the issue of bullying, but simply changed the face of the bully." Says Duggan. Join us as Duggan walks us through what SOGI123 is and what it means for our children and communities. A big thank you to Jack and Norm of Independent Community TV here on Rumble for being kind enough to share their content with us.

Meet Emily Duggan a mother in British Columbia. Hear how she feels about SOGI (Sexual Orientation Gender Identity) from her own mouth with, her own words. It's not about disliking anyone. It is about being reasonable with our approach to minors in regards to irreversible chemical and medical intervention based on an unchallenged self diagnosis. Listen as Emily talks, this is where we set the record straight.