The Women Attempting to Curb the Sexualization of our Children

Angela Rojas is a mum from Adelaide South Australia. For the past few years she has been challenging the sexually explicit books for children in libraries and schools.Last year she became a classifier for film and games (to clarify she doesn't work for the classification board)For over the past year she has teamed up with Rachel Read, have spoken at many events across SA and Australia bringing awareness to the hyper sexual content and ideologies taught to children in our schools. Together they have created an international coalition 4 children, joining forces with groups of grassroots organisations across the globe to take action against the WHO and UNESCO.Bio for Rachel ReadRachel is a wife and mother of 5 children, living in South Australia.After confronting her local school governing council (parents and friends) regardingthe sexualisation and indoctrination of children in her local school, she was shutdown and told there was nothing to see. The school refused to show what they wereteaching in class and showed a complete lack of transparency. Rachel called this outthrough a local newspaper and people started talking about what was happening inthe schools and wondering why secrets were being kept from parents.She held her own community meeting, exposing the content of the WHO and UN’ssexuality guidelines and news quickly spread to surrounding regions. Since then,Rachel has spoken at conferences across Australia, done radio and tv interviewsand worked with federal and state Senators and MP’s. Rachel’s intentions are toinform people of what they’re children are REALLY learning and shine light into darkplaces.Every place she turned people made the comment “But the WHO said…”Late last year, Rachel founded the International Coalition4Children. A group ofgrassroots organizations from Ireland, England, Scotland, Wales, Canada, theUnited State, New Zealand and Australia. Together, they stand fiercely opposed tothe WHO and UN’s plans for children. They believe that parents, not governments ororganisations, are the authority in a child’s lives and therefore, have theresponsibility of teaching children about sex and relationships.The International Coalition4Children are firm advocates for parental rights andprotecting the innocence of children everywhere. Together, they plan to make adifference to this generation and the ones to come, by exposing the truth behindComprehensive Sexuality Education and advocating for education based onbiological truth.Thank you Julie Pettiford, Bee, WVMama, Anne Bennett, and many others for tuning into my live video! Join me for my next live video in the app. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit cafelockeddown.substack.com/subscribe