Frankenstein
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Not a Proud boy, have no affiliation with them at all, but God bless them for shutting down this perversion! Idiot leftist sexual perverts trying to indoctrinate kids needs to be shut down at all costs.
They need to rename that place as it is no hurch
The Red Oak Community School canceled its Holi-drag storytime Saturday morning following promises of protest from the Proud Boys and what school officials described as only a "casual, distant acknowledgement" of the event from police.
The Columbus Division of Police and city officials, however, said they'd been in communication with organizers since they'd learned about the event weeks ago.
The event was planned for 10 a.m. Saturday at the First Unitarian Universalist Church on West Weisheimer Road in Clintonville, where the private Red Oak Community School operates. It was intended to feature three local drag performers reading stories to children performing holiday numbers, according to the school’s event website.
The event drew protesters even after organizers canceled it.
They need to rename that place as it is no hurch
Drag storytime organizers, police offer different explanations amid Proud Boys protest
Organizers of the canceled drag storytime event said Columbus police "offered nothing" when they reached out with concerns about Proud Boy protests.
www.dispatch.com
The Red Oak Community School canceled its Holi-drag storytime Saturday morning following promises of protest from the Proud Boys and what school officials described as only a "casual, distant acknowledgement" of the event from police.
The Columbus Division of Police and city officials, however, said they'd been in communication with organizers since they'd learned about the event weeks ago.
The event was planned for 10 a.m. Saturday at the First Unitarian Universalist Church on West Weisheimer Road in Clintonville, where the private Red Oak Community School operates. It was intended to feature three local drag performers reading stories to children performing holiday numbers, according to the school’s event website.
The event drew protesters even after organizers canceled it.
