The left continues to be a walking billboard for homeschooling.
The military families of children at a school in Fort Bragg, North Carolina, became increasingly concerned about a teacher when they learned what he was telling kindergarten and pre-kindergarten students in class about his self-delusions and fetishes.
TheChristian Broadcasting Networkreported Thursday that the individual in question goes by several names, not only telling his students at Mildred B. Poole Elementary School he’s actually a woman, but claiming he turns into a wolf at night.
He’s been referred to as “Roxxanne Wildheart,” “Captain Roxxie,” “Kiera Blackheart,” “Lilith Deathhowl,” and “savagebeastqueen,” to name a few.
One little girl believed his stories about turning into a wolf and said, “Mommy, I’m scared he’s going to come eat me.”
Another said, “Mommy, Ms. Roxxie says he was born in a male’s body, but he’s actually a woman, but he likes boys!”
The families lodged complaints for months about the substitute teacher and teacher’s aide, to no avail. So they turned to the Christian legal organization Liberty Counsel, which petitioned the Department of Defense Education Activity to remove the teacher and conduct an investigation into alleged “sexually inappropriate” behavior.
Liberty Counsel’s letter alleged several other behaviors in the classroom: “Wearing a dog collar with fetish tags and an animal tail,” telling students that at night, he turns into a “wolf” – his fetish animal, directing them to howl like wolves, requiring them to call him by some of his online wolf character names, requiring his students to address him by inaccurate female names and pronouns, and telling the children he is “actually a woman” who “likes boys.”
“Parents reported that their children felt scared and anxious after the teacher flaunted his sexualized persona,” CBN reported.
In a tremendous development, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth provided an update Thursday night on social media platform X, saying, “The ‘Wolf’ was fired 2 weeks ago.”
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