Radical 1ST GRADE Teacher

Lawrence Township

How much “Radical Pedagogy” should be displayed in your 1st graders classroom?

I’m thinking 0, but the folks at the NJEA had a summer collaborative on “Teaching is Political: Advocating and Organizing for Social change.” Fresh new teachers take this seriously then bring it straight to your child’s classroom.

Rainbow Revolutionaries are backed by the NJEA and are training your kids to be social justice warriors through teachings of the LGBT identity flags and Black lives matters propaganda. Check out this FIRST GRADE classroom in Lawrence NJ.

Do you know all the LGBT flags as well as these first graders at Ben Franklin Elementary in Lawrence Township?

Black_rainbow_revolutionary (instagram), AKA Afra Sekai (facebook), AKA Tia Brown is a 1st grade teacher at Ben Franklin Elementary. She was recently moved from kindergarten at Slackwood Elementary because her extremist views were concerning to parents. Apparently she has been moved from classroom to classroom and never fired. Protected by the NJEA, she is the ideal activist they are training to be in your local elementary school.

In 2020, Tia decided to “come out” to her second grade class. What makes her think that she needs to “come out” to 8 year old’s when most teachers wont give kids details about their personal life? Your 2nd grade students are not there to affirm your identity, they are not your family. This is clearly a boundary issue.

And if that wasn’t bad enough, she turns her sexuality identity into your first grader’s sexual identity.

If you like all this, you will love Tia brown’s facebook page Afra Sekai.

Tia brown is a radical leftist, organizer of Lawrence Pride Alliance, LGBTQ activist and BLM activist. In addition to “Queer theory”, she wants to teach your K-3 child Ibram X. Kendi’s radical "Anti-Racist” theory and other radical racist theories.

Assuming that little kids are racist is just disturbing on all levels. That info graphic below accuses white kids of being in favor of their ‘whiteness’, if she feels this way, how in the world is she treating all those racist white kids in her classroom?

Googling her name, you will find she’s been involved in protests, one of which was a protest in my home town of Mt. Laurel, NJ, where the news called it “mostly peaceful”, however my childhood friend who lives in that neighborhood with her black husband and children, found the protesters to be frightening and violent. It was bad enough that she had a racist psychotic ranting neighbor, but it made matters worse when crowds of protesters showed up throwing things in her quiet neighborhood. Tia should have stayed home with the rest of the protesters and thought about parents and kids who live there. If you are angry at the police, show up at the police station, not my friend’s front lawn. Would Tia like angry crowds of people throwing things outside her front door with her children in the house? She put absolutely no thought into other children’s safety.

An activist who supports ANTIFA and “mostly peaceful” protests is not the person that should be teaching your child appropriate behaviors. How can someone who is anti-police, pro ANTIFA , with so much hate in her heart adequately teach the young ages?

This Columbus day she chose to wear this shirt for her 1st graders to see. She needed to make sure she let those Italian kids know how much she hated their heritage. Columbus day isn’t really about Columbus, the day was instituted to help resolve a diplomatic crisis with Italy — and gain support among Italian American voters — after rioters in New Orleans lynched 11 Italian immigrants the year before. Does she not know the history of Columbus day? Or does she just not care?

Clearly she is not thinking about the kids or their feelings. She’s thinking about her activism. And there is nothing wrong with being an activist, you just can’t “activism” in a classroom full of K-2nd graders.

There were so many additional questionable images that I couldn’t upload, but you can check out the drive of screen shots here.

This woman has questionable behavior in and outside the classroom, but she will be passed around from school to school, protected by the NJEA until one day she is your child’s teacher.