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New Student-Led ‘Red Guard’ Installed in Maine School District Causes Fury at Board Meeting<\/a><\/p>\n

If you\u2019re unfamiliar with the Red Guard instituted by Chairman Mao in China, get ready to understand it better than you ever wanted to. Critics of the sweeping transgender ideology infecting the school and medical systems have likened the ideology\u2019s proponents to China\u2019s Red Guard, a group of students trained to turn against their parents and other adults to usher in a brutal dictatorship. The Red Guard famously tortured its own teachers and parents in the name of the Communist cultural revolution. It was a dark and dangerous time in China for anyone who would not bow to the demands of tyrants.<\/p>\n

A school system in Maine has instituted its own burgeoning Red Guard called the \u201cCivil Rights Team.\u201d This benign-sounding organization of kids is supposed to ensure that student rights are upheld. What has happened instead led to parents sounding off at the latest school board meeting to complain that the Civil Rights Team is just a bullying organization with an agenda.\u00a0The Maine Wire covered the story<\/a>:<\/p>\n

Kristen Day said students affiliated with one of RSU 14\u2019s Civil Rights Teams harassed her daughter. When her daughter refused to speak about her sexuality, two students affiliated with the club began to bully her and call her homophobic.<\/p>\n

\u201cThey insisted she was gay because she dressed gay and listened to gay music,\u201d Day said of her daughter, who was a 7th grader at the time of the alleged harassment.<\/p>\n

\u201cShe was then called homophobic because she wasn\u2019t at least bi,\u201d Day said.<\/p>\n

\u201cShe\u2019s not political, but she does not want to talk about her sexuality in school,\u201d she said.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Day went on to describe how the CRT (Is it a coincidence that their acronym mirrors Critical Race Theory?) founded by the Maine Attorney General\u2019s office, pressured the kids into wearing pronoun pins.<\/p>\n

Civil Rights Teams (CRTs) operate in Maine schools as a project of the\u00a0Maine Attorney General\u2019s Office<\/a>, and the nominal goal of the student organizations is to reduce \u201cbias-motivated\u201d bullying and harassment in schools.<\/p>\n

Day said her daughter was harassed about her sexuality by students affiliated with the school\u2019s CRT under the pretext of opening a discussion about student sexuality.<\/p>\n

CRT members also created surveys for their peers to take with questions about sexuality and gender, and they pressured them to don \u201cpronoun\u201d pins, Day said.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n