Speaking Wrong At The Right Time

I believe the greatest privilege an adult has is becoming a parent. It’s an honorable role & one that teaches you how deep your love can go because you’d be willing to sacrifice anything for your child.

But what if one day your child’s school tells you that you’re not to be trusted?

What if in the most vulnerable times in your child’s life, this school weaponized your child against you and attempted to aid them on a path of destruction?

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With every move you make to have a transparent relationship with your child’s school, they are stabbing you in the back and facilitating an environment of confusion for your child in despair without your knowledge.

This is exactly what happened to January Littlejohn, a Florida parent turned child advocate, who seemingly overnight saw her daughter’s school actively work against her parental demands in favor of a “transition” policy.

Littlejohn currently has a case that is up for consideration at the Supreme Court after several court battles in the lower courts.

In an exclusive interview, I spoke with January Littlejohn about the origins of her fight to save her child’s sanity.

On a side note, if you’d like to learn more about how the Supreme Court works, especially with cases like January Littlejohn’s, there is a great course you can take with PragerU here: Supreme Court 101 Course

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“It was at the height of Covid, and our daughter came to us and told us that she no longer felt like a girl. And this was shortly after three of her friends at her middle school had also suddenly adopted a trans identity… I knew, in terms of my clinical training, that gender dysphoria is very rare.”

“And then when it does happen, it’s mostly males and happens in early childhood. So what I was seeing in my daughter’s friend group was not correlating at all with my clinical experience or training.”

Littlejohn was a highly involved parent who would volunteer at her children’s school multiple times a week and felt that she had built a solid relationship with the teachers and administrators. That all changed when her daughter began identifying as “non-binary.”

“My daughter got into the car a couple of weeks into the school year and said that she had a meeting at school, where they asked her which restroom she wanted to use... I had actually emailed her homeroom teacher and let her know that our daughter was experiencing distress out of nowhere, that I thought it was directly related to her friend group, that we were not using the name and pronouns at home, but that I felt like if it was going to be treated like a nickname, there was nothing I could do about it. It turns out this teacher that I confided in was the LGBTQ advocate on campus.”

Link to view the entire Gender Support Plan

Once this advocate was notified, the plan of secrecy and transition began…

“We were finally then given an in-person meeting with the principal of the middle school. And that’s where we were shown what they actually did at this meeting, which was socially transition our daughter, with a six-page document. This document is used all over the country. It’s from an organization called Gender Spectrum. And they asked questions that would absolutely impact my daughter’s safety, such as which restroom and locker rooms she preferred to use, and even which sex she preferred to room with on overnight field trips. To think about that power dynamic of having three adults in a room with a 13-year-old girl, putting the burden of whether or not her parent would even be notified about this social transition meeting on the child.”

Private meetings, secret identities and confusion for the child only magnified the distress for the child and created a culture where parents like Littlejohn are automatically guilty of being harmful to rationalize hiding information from them and anointing themselves as pseudo caretakers.

“We continue to ask for legal justification as to how, you know, what gives them the right to meet with our 13-year-old daughter without notifying us... They finally showed us a Leon County LGBTQ guide... In this guide, it was about 38 pages. They painted all parents to be a danger to their children with no due process. It even says in there it could cause abuse or make a child homeless if you quote unquote out the child... There was an NGO called Equality Florida that had started partnering with the public schools back in 2016... Providing training on these gender support plans, even giving schools checklists about how are you best supporting these children, but really, it was all a way to alienate the child from their parents.”

The school’s social transition policy only enhanced the rate of confusion her child was experiencing at the time.

“By the time that we found out about the social transition plan, our daughter was talking about cutting her breast off. So this was escalating very quickly... What the school did by interfering and socially transitioning her behind our back, it sent a very clear message to her that the school was in charge. Her parents’ authority no longer mattered. And it really pitted us against her... These kids, including my daughter, get a great deal of affirmation and attention and praise for these trans identities.”

“I naively thought that if I bring this information to the superintendent... that they’ll stop. That did not happen... We tried first to send a demand letter to them... We wanted a revised policy showing that you would contact the parents as a sign of any distress... Then I went public with this story anonymously... It took over a year for us to make the difficult decision to file the first federal lawsuit for parental rights violation and harm in this manner.”

Littlejohn’s case, January Littlejohn, et vir v. School Board of Leon County, Florida, et al. (Docket No. 25-259), is currently pending at the Supreme Court and they are hoping for its consideration which could help in other legal battles for parent rights to succeed.

“My case is pending before the Supreme Court... My case is on a very narrow legal technicality and a split decision because they applied... ‘shock the conscience’ when they dismissed my case... The Foote case is about the whole case does violate parental rights when they socially transition a child behind the back of the parents... We want the Supreme Court to set a precedent that parents are protected from these secret social transitions... Schools are continuing to do this.”

According to Defending Education, there are over 1200 school districts, 21,000 schools with secret social transition policies in place that could impact any one of their 12 million students.

Unfortunately, when you bring up this as a reality for many families across the country, we are still faced with either denial or reflexive minimization.

People deny this as a reality because I think many cannot comprehend how it is at all possible that a school could steal your authority from your hands or be labeled as dangerous without cause by some random administrator.

But this issue is far too real and it’s not just a few kids that are getting caught up in this. Medical transition surgeries and drugs are massive money makers and the children who get caught up in early often become patients for life.

By the grace of God, January was able to pry her daughter from the grip of this evil ideology that tells a child that there is something inherently wrong with them.

Many of us had our worlds shaken during the pandemic but we overcame the earthquake to stand tall in the face of a potential aftershock that comes from speaking the truth and standing up against evil.

January Littlejohn is an example of a woman, a mother, who risked everything to not only save her child’s life but also to selflessly help arm parents just like her to do the same.

God bless people like her.

After the ICE shooting last week in Minnesota, Black Lives Matter MN gave a speech demanding justice and ranting about ICE.

Renee Good wasn’t Black, so why is BLM giving a press conference about her?

It’s because BLM was never about Black Americans; it’s about revolution.

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Most became familiar with BLM post-George Floyd where they were able to attach themselves to his death.

But Black Lives Matter is not a black organization, it’s a communist organization using Black people’s images as cover.

It was hard for people to see this in 2020 since emotions were so high and they allowed communists to speak for the life of the average Black American. They were given the microphone to portray my existence is inevitably deprived simply due to my skin color.

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However, I recognized early on their tactics and why they were pushing such a strong message and condemnation of America.

Communists use propaganda like a weapon and they take truth to gain legitimacy so they can manipulate you into believing the lies that will come later.

Good propaganda, like a good conspiracy, needs an ounce of truth to push heavy loads of exaggerations and falsehoods down the line.

It’s why their talking points sometimes land with people who aren’t familiar with their tactics. Sure, you can talk about slavery, Jim Crow, or any other historical mess and you can analyze it.

However, their objective isn’t to recognize our historical wrongs for a better future: It’s to use it as a reason to tear down America.

There are reasons they use words like “institutional” or “systemic” because their hatred goes past an individual to the collective. They are collectivists who hold all guilty if they are tacitly part of that collective.

It’s why they say you benefited from “White Supremacy” because no matter how good of a person you are, you will always be tainted with historical stains.

And you don’t have to be White to be a White Supremacist because if you defend the institutions they want to dismantle, you are automatically part of that collective.

These stains can’t be cleaned unless the institution that facilitated it is destroyed.

Good propagandists use everything to their advantage and they know that there is a social guilt about what has been done to Black Americans. It’s a point of leverage to get normal people to concede to communistic demands.

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They will always use Black Communists to speak for the collective and tribal nature over time has convinced us that communistic symbolism, like the raised fist in the air, is in fact Black in nature because we saw some dudes in afros doing it on old film.

They’d have you think that the Black Panthers were popular and admired by Black Americans, when they weren’t. They were fringe, radical communists who were constantly shouting for revolution.

They hid behind the imagery of being some type of militant neighborhood watch but every communist’s goal is to destroy the current system to instill theirs.

They don’t care that it’s a tall mountain to climb because they enjoy being martyrs for a cause. The ends always justify the means for them, so lying and misrepresenting is fine as long as it pushes us closer to revolution.

They will hijack trusted institutions, like government or churches, and use this inherent trust like a skin suit tricking unsuspecting people to believe what they want you to believe.

This is no different from Black Lives Matter. For most people, it’s enough to see some angry black people on stage yelling about justice to convince them that this is the demeanor or demand of the average Black American in America.

Black people like me stand in the way of their cause and when we speak out against them, they’ll call me the sellout for wanting to preserve the positives of American life.

We are in or around the demoralization phase of revolution. They don’t need the support of Americans to be in support of their cause or to do anything to overtly support them.

They just need enough people to sit on their hands while targeting institutions of power to either destroy from the outside or infiltrate to dismantle from within.

Renee Good is their martyr, just as George Floyd was in 2020. You don’t have to knowingly sacrifice yourself or even be a communist to be a martyr for them; hijacking identities, especially dead ones, are perfect for manipulating the public.

They will instigate events, cause chaos and when something goes awry, they’ll use it against us. This is exactly what’s happening in Minnesota with ICE.

ICE could operate under normal conditions like it does everywhere else but they’ve turned non-newsworthy apprehensions into a spectacle so that it taints their image so they can force incidents exactly like Renee Good’s death.

Now, when there are riots, it’s ICE’s fault and not the heavily funded leftist organizations who financially exist because of adversarial foreign nations who can’t wait till the United States is demoted from its power position.

They are agitators at their core, they will use all goodwill to their advantage and strangle us with our own niceness. They will poke and prod our society, forcing you to question everything you held as sacred so they can replace it with something that suits them.

Communist agitators are dying for Black Americans to be convinced that this somehow is negatively impacting us and they will propel any black face to make this happen. God help us if a black communist gets killed while provoking a response from ICE.

Black Lives Matter Global and Minnesota doesn’t give a damn about Black people it can’t use to further a revolution.

They’re not a Black advocacy group; they’re a communist outfit that gallivants in blackface.

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Last Thursday, I was invited on Talk TV to discuss with a UK audience about the facts surrounding the shooting incident.

It’s interesting talking to people in the UK about anything guns or use of guns, even by authority figures. Let me know what you think of the back and forth.

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The commentary around the ICE shooting reminds me of 2020 when I posted on my Facebook account a bunch of statistics surrounding black Americans post-George Floyd.

A black woman told me, “I hope you have that same energy when you get shot by a cop.”

My first thought was, that’s not likely because I’m not a criminal. I’m not breaking laws on a regular basis nor am I consuming illegal substances like drugs.

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I don’t place myself in situations where cops are called and I sure as hell don’t involve myself in official police business.

The reason the commentary reminds me of this dialogue is because people are pretending that this shooting is a likely outcome for any American. But it isn’t.

It’s incredibly far-fetched to act as if these men are walking around looking to shoot some rando driving a car. But it becomes believable if your entire concept of ICE is that everything they’re doing is at random.

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What has bothered me is that even normies think ICE is going door-to-door looking for people who “appear” illegal.

They’ve consumed media that has convinced them that there are these immigration cowboys running around the country ready to terrorize your neighborhood.

They have no clue about how ICE operates, and what their primary objectives are. Even more so, most people live a life of comfort and never see the underbelly of what ICE and other law enforcement officials see.

ICE is at the forefront of stopping human trafficking, including children being trafficked. The men and women they are deporting range from being criminals in their homeland to criminals domestically.

Nothing about their activities is random; they are highly targeted apprehensions. They are a limited enforcement arm and it would be objectively stupid and unproductive to operate “randomly.”

They know where to find specific people because many have already been to immigration court and have deportation orders. They have their addresses and know who they associate with. Some have committed crimes here and so they have this information already.

But when you understand that these men and women aren’t running around like headless chickens searching for brown people to deport, and that they’re highly trained officers, it makes more sense as to why you shouldn’t fear being wrongfully deported or shot by them.

If you were attempting to impede any investigation or apprehension of any law enforcement arm, you’d be entering a dangerous territory that could lead to your arrest. Or in simple terms, don’t mess around with people who have guns and authority.

So to the woman who said for me to have the same energy, I won’t need to because I don’t play foolish games with people with guns and authority. I also don’t attract attention by doing illegal things.

Overwhelmingly, criminals are the ones who get shot by cops and criminals are the ones who shoot at cops as well. Likewise, none of you should be concerned about being deported unless you aren’t here legally.

You shouldn’t be concerned about being shot by ICE unless you are provoking a response from them by interfering with their work.

When you live in their reality of today may be your last day, you don’t play around with unruly people. Giving the benefit of the doubt to people can get you killed in a uniform.

This is why ICE officers wear armor and masks. They face death threats and attempts on a consistent basis now that their jobs have been politicized.

So, any person who is telling you to live with fear of an unlikely outcome, know they are attempting to manipulate you for some form of gain.

There is a lot of that happening today; stay vigilant and protect your soul.

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I’ve had more opportunities lately to write for the New York Post Sunday paper, deep diving into topics. This time around, I wrote about Chinese cars, which sent me down a rabbit hole of research and interviewing experts.

I’m very proud of this article (and my mom liked it too, which is a bonus). I’ll be writing more of these in the future, thanks to the wonderful Kelly Torrance.

Let me know what you think.

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The New York Post reached out to me to participate in their video series called “Red Hot Takes.”

Because of my book “The Children We Left Behind,” they thought it would be great to hear some quick hot takes about parental selfishness and our culture that makes excuses for it.

Enjoy!

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In my latest New York Post article, I highlighted the influence of foreigners in American politics and how this has negatively affected American political discourse on X.

Let me know what you think.

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Side Note: I did write a Substack article about this very issue as well.

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I was texting my editor about ideas for another article and was telling her how the internet is filled with “men/women are bad” content but not enough instructions on how to find a healthy relationship.

Basically, the most prominent accounts telling them to either check out of dating or to out-sociopath the opposite sex and have no conscience with taking whatever you want from them until you discard them.

I hope you like this one.

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I was once again invited to speak on Sky News Australia the other day (I meant to post this earlier but got distracted by the holiday).

I gave my commentary about the National Guard murders in D.C. just hours after it occurred and the vetting process of Afghan nationals during the Biden administration.

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For the record, there is a video going around of another Afghan national refugee who got into a shootout with the police and was killed. This happened during a police stop about 6 months ago.

While he wasn’t brough during the Biden administration (brought over in 2014), this situation has been highlighted with additional questions about the vetting process of Afghan nationals.

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After I saw this video of former “Teacher of the Year” Nicole Staples abusing her child, I immediately texted offering to be a guest to discuss the culture of beating children.

If you haven’t seen the entire video, you can watch it here as well:

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This video reminded Josh of his childhood as he dealt with his Cluster B mother abusing him and his siblings. We discuss why some defended this video as well and why the culture of beating children persists.

Side note, I may do an article on this in the near future.

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