Right-Wing Host Is Infuriated That Students Are Being Taught To Use Deodorant: ‘Not In Schools!’

A host on the right-wing Real America’s Voice network is absolutely enraged that students are being taught the importance of wearing deodorant so they don’t stink.

Jason Rantz reported some parents were upset that sex education courses were being taught to students.

Fourth and fifth graders at Lincoln Elementary in the Olympia School District received sex education lessons on May 9. Parents said the school told them that the lessons were district-approved. But students were given unapproved lesson plans. Materials presented by Planned Parenthood included drawings of pubic hair shaped like an animal, and students were told they could pick from a number of contrived genders to identify as. Some of the materials promoted medication to block puberty.

That led host Real America’s Voice host Ed Henry to note, “An elementary school, I think he’s out in the West, and he said an elementary school offered sex-ed lessons to students without parental consent. For again, elementary school. This is not high school. This is not college.”

Henry added that one of the lessons the kids were taught was to use deodorant.

“Of course, okay, deodorant,” Henry said. “People need to learn about that as they’re growing up.”

Co-host Karyn Turk, however, strongly disagreed.

“Not in school! I don’t think they need to learn that in school. Elementary school. They learn that at home?”

But other co-hosts quickly shot down Turk, with Terrance Bates noting, “I get the deodorant.”

If conservatives have their way, pretty soon the only thing students will be allowed to learn is that Donald Trump is the savior of the country and the Bible is the only book any child should read.

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