Four women from rural Kentucky have been exposed online for running “Sexy Sex Ed,” a “sexy summer camp” for young children where they receive “hands on” instruction on how to masturbate, among other horrors.
The instructors, Tanya Turner, Caitlin Cummings, Larah Helayne, and Kirstyn Ooten, provide the young children with lessons on a variety of disturbing sexual behaviors and acts.
The lessons encouraged toddlers to engage in sexual intercourse, and provided the children with information about transgenderism, violent sexual acts, prostitution, sex-on-drugs, and even “self managed abortions.”
These women are running a "Sexy Summer Camp" for children in rural Kentucky, with lessons on "sex liberation," "gender exploration," "BDSM," "being a sex worker," "self-managed abortions," and "sexual activity while using licit and illicit drugs." pic.twitter.com/GRXXFLtkT2
— Christopher F. Rufo ⚔️ (@realchrisrufo) March 8, 2022
According to her biography that was released online, Turner is a “witch” and is also considered a “magical pleasure worker.”
Her pagan “craft tools” include “candles, crystals, oils, plants, music, sex toys, tarot, the moon, and instincts of a triple water sign.”
She was featured in a video reposted by the popular Twitter account Libs of Tik Tok, where she is shown advocating child masturbation.
“Masturbation is really healthy, and I recommend it for people of all ages. All ages,” Turner said in the video. “As soon as my nephews could talk, they were doing that.”
In a separate video, Turner explained how she previously worked with children, ostensibly in Kentucky schools, adding that she attempted to insert her views on sexual topics and lessons into the school system – despite not being employed to teach sexual education.
“I worked with the school systems… my job was not to teach sex-ed… I try to figure out ways to work this into the schools,” she explained.
“I worked with the school systems.. my job was not to teach sex-ed.. I try to figure out ways to work this into the schools.” This woman is a predator. pic.twitter.com/iQ58YvNhXE
— Libs of Tik Tok (@libsoftiktok) March 9, 2022
A screenshot of the summer camp’s agenda was released online by City Journal writer Christopher Rufo, who claims to be developing a more thorough report on the camp in the coming weeks.
Lessons taught to the children at the “Sexy Sex Ed” summer camp include various workshops such as “Sex with ME,” where the minors “explore personal views on self-pleasure, as well as learn techniques to make the most out of their masturbation experience.”
In the “Sexy Trans Sex Ed” workshop, the children are subject to “pre-sex discussion, language, body diversity, masturbation, STIs, gender expression and affirmation, BDSM, and more.”
Here's the agenda for the camp. I'll be doing a more extensive report in the coming weeks. pic.twitter.com/UtbxvvbY8i
— Christopher F. Rufo ⚔️ (@realchrisrufo) March 8, 2022
Shortly after the existence of the Kentucky summer camp was revealed online, the leaders of the organization have since appeared to delete evidence of the camp’s activities from the internet.
This would not be the first time CRT or LGBTQ+ advocates have encouraged young children to behave in what some would consider a sexual manner.
In 2019, transgender LGBTQ+ activist “Jessica” Yaniv, who is biologically male, demanded a topless swimming session for children as young as 12 years old, and demanded that parents not be allowed to attend.
It ultimately failed to materialize after the media covered the swimming session.
The issue of imposing ideas about gender and sexuality on children has been a prominent issue in the American school system, prompting some Republican state bodies to enact legislation prohibiting such activity.
In the state of Florida, a bill barring “classroom instruction by school personnel or third parties on sexual orientation or gender identity may not occur in kindergarten through grade 3 or in a manner that is not age-appropriate or developmentally appropriate for students” was recently passed, and has the approval of Republican Governor Ron DeSantis.
JUST NOW: I asked @GovRonDeSantis if he supported HB 1557, the legislation critics call the 'Don't Say Gay' bill.https://t.co/CGiooSrKYn @WFLA https://t.co/H34CGSj7BJ pic.twitter.com/C518l1QaC3
— Evan Donovan (@EvanDonovan) March 7, 2022
Liberals disagree with the move and fervently insist that Florida children as young as five should be taught about sexuality in public schools.
