A Republican state lawmaker running for the North Carolina General Assembly previously served as a preparatory school board member who frequently promoted controversial LGBTQ and other awareness books about young students.
State Representative Gray Mills, who is running to represent North Carolina’s 10th Congressional District, served on the board of the Cannon School in Concord, North Carolina for at least two years from 2020 to 2021, and along with his family, is a member of the institution. He has donated hundreds of thousands of dollars to various causes and campaigns related to.
One of my children still attends Cannon School, and the anti-woke protests in the state legislature oppose teaching critical race theory in schools, biological male participation in women’s sports, opportunity scholarships, and more. Despite his history, Mr. Mills never publicly mentioned his admission to the school. Includes a list of controversial books on various summer reading lists during her time as a trustee.
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It is noted that one such book, “Pink Is For Boys,” is sold by Little Gay Shop, an online store that bills itself as a “queer marketplace.”
The book was featured on Cannon School’s 2021 Kindergarten Summer Reading List during Mills’ time as director, and the Little Gay Shop website says, “Rethinking the stereotypical blue/pink gender binary.” “This is a timely and beautiful picture book that has been reimagined.” and allow children and their adults to express themselves in every color of the rainbow. ”
Another book on the school’s seventh-grade reading list, “Illegal,” depicts the illegal immigration of African immigrants to Europe through a supportive lens. Meanwhile, books such as “Efren Divided,” “Blended,” and “Ban this” feature enlightening themes such as anti-law enforcement and pro-illegal immigration.
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In a statement to Fox News Digital, Mills campaign spokesman Chris Danna referred to Mills’ opponent, Pat Harrigan. “It’s disgusting that Pathway’s Pat Harrigan is attacking Gray’s family and his desire to be a part of his child’s education. Anyone who knew Gray knew that this meant that illegal immigrants had no right to citizenship. I know this is a ridiculous attack from individuals who believe they deserve a path.”
“Gray’s conservative history in the state Legislature, protecting girls’ sports, defending parents’ rights, and banning indoctrination speaks for itself. “It’s a light blow if the campaign ends up being a huge failure, like Pat Harrigan,” he added.
A person familiar with Cannon School told Fox News Digital that his individual capacity as a director has no role in the school’s library curriculum and that the board focuses strictly on managing the school’s finances. he said.
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North Carolina’s 10th Congressional District is currently represented by a Republican. Patrick McHenry, who briefly served as speaker pro tempore after former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy was ousted in October. The district is a deep red district that is considered a safe seat for Republicans.
McHenry announced in december He says he will not seek re-election.
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