Female Teachers Keep Getting Away With It

Added: 2026-05-13

[00:00:00]these people need to be sent to the goologs. Like, every time I turn on my phone or turn on my computer, there's a new story of a female teacher committing this exact type of crime. And I thought that it was just me or the news is trying to blow these stories up to make it seem like it's happening more than it actually is. But it turns out in the past four years, this crime specifically being committed by women has increased by like 100%. So, it's damn near doubled in the past four years. So, it's not just me. It's definitely happening.

[00:00:27]Shocking allegations against another teacher teacher [music] teacher >> teacher accused of abusing a student has given birth to a baby bothered by her young victim.

[00:00:36]>> Pure man you feel like society [music] constantly villainizes you while women get away with anything. The data proves you right. Female offenders are exploding in an alarming rate and [music] yet nobody is talking about why.

[00:00:46]That's why today we're exploring why this is happening. What led up to this crisis and the truth about female teachers that nobody wants to talk about. The truth is, while men get maximum sentences for the same crimes, women are often led off on probation, [music] claiming victimhood, misogyny, and even romance.

[00:01:00]>> I'm not a predator. I'm not a sex offender. I'm not a threat or a danger to anyone.

[00:01:04]>> Yet, more and more, >> you know who made that exact type of video?

[00:01:08]>> R. Kelly. [laughter] If they crying, they lying.

[00:01:12]>> More young female teachers are throwing their lives away for [music] illegal thrills. And the reason is way worse than you think. Because one thing is clear. This is a crisis. And the data shows that if something doesn't change, we might never recover. This is why.

[00:01:24]>> Listen, I'll say the quiet part out loud that nobody wants to say. Society loves female predators. And that's why women can go to school in body contour dresses to be in front of a bunch of middle and high school students. It's why female teachers who groom and sleep with underage simply get called an affair by the media and forgotten about the next day.

[00:01:41]>> Well, there's a bigger issue here that ties into it. The issue is not only men but also extended to young men and boys are always seen as the perpetrators of crime.

[00:01:51]Yeah. So even in these situations where we're talking about female grown female teachers wearing sexual clothing to schools like bodycon dresses, the reason why people are going to protest and say that it's acceptable is because they're going to say why are the young men why are the 16 and 15 year old boys socializing the teacher? And so the blame is always seen as men as the perpetrators. And that's the reason why none of this is ever taken serious. And that's the reason why even if there's a woman who uses her body autonomy to a young man, it's still it still can be blamed on misogyny. It's because young men and men in general are always seen as the perpetrators.

[00:02:27]>> Most of the time they get a slap on the wrist compared to the same crimes committed by men. Why the internet labels young male victims as lucky. And why US courts even ordered the underage victims to pay child support to their predators who got pregnant. And I'll get to all this in a bit, but let's hit the hard facts first because this isn't a fringe conspiracy. It's a documented epidemic eroding our society and the consequences are astronomical. US Department of Education data shows sexual violence reports in K to2 jumped 55% from just under 10,000 in 2015 to 2016 to 15,000 in 2017 to 2018 with assault and attempted assault up a staggering 99%. And this just goes to show like for people who have that mentality of if women were put into more positions of power, we could get rid of corruption. Just point out these types of stories. When women are in positions of power, they also commit crimes and commit levels of corruption.

[00:03:16]>> Forward to 2022, 350 educators arrested for assaults against their students. A sharp rise from prepandemic levels. And here's the twist nobody talks about.

[00:03:24]Females now make up almost half of those predators. A massive surge from under 10% historically. But people are asking, is it [music] really because there's more female predators, or are more men simply coming forward? The answer is more complicated than you might think.

[00:03:38]>> The years of sexual abuse he says he suffered at the hands of a teacher.

[00:03:42]>> Just because I'm a man doesn't mean that it should be shunned away cuz I was a child. I wasn't a man. I was a boy.

[00:03:48]>> And unfortunately, it is shunned away. A recent Psychiatric Times article shines light on the phenomenon, citing that women account for fewer than 10% of all arrests made for sexual offenses. It's strongly suspected that [music] this figure represents an underestimate of the actual numbers of crimes that occur.

[00:04:03]For example, 60 to 80% of men who face this type of abuse during their childhood identified a female perpetrator. Female abusers typically have a history of substance abuse and they often commit the crimes in their 20s and 30s. In America, an average of 1 in 10 kids faces educator sexual misconduct. That's over 4.5 million US students. But under reporting is rampant. Only 10% of victims come forward thanks to shame, [music] threats, or just disbelief. especially when the perf is a quote unquote nurturing woman. [music] So, what is driving this? Let's pull back the curtain on some of these cases and see if we can notice patterns. I've dug into 2020 to 2026 cases focusing on female surges and uncovered a lot of evidence.

[00:04:41]Case number one is Naomi Tea Craig, a 33-year-old married music teacher in Mandura, Australia. From August 2024 to December 2025, she assaulted her 12-year-old student at Frederick Irwin Anglican School in multiple locations, and she even made illegal videos of the act. The shocker here is that she gave birth on January 8th, 2026 to the boy's baby, [music] and DNA confirmed it. Her husband thought the child was his the whole time. Meanwhile, the boy's friends noticed how he shifted from talking about sports to more sensitive personal topics. She pleaded guilty to 15 charges in January of 2026 with sentencing set for March 27th of this year. Today, there's still no jail time, and media frames it as an illegitimate affair or relationship.

[00:05:21]>> And this is exactly what I'm talking about. Crimes committed against men and boys aren't taken seriously, especially if the person who committed the crime is a woman. In this situation, you actually have two different crimes. The first crime was her dealing with a 12-year-old boy and then getting pregnant by the kid and then actually having the baby, which is insane. But the second crime is paternity fraud, and that was committed against her husband. And nobody's even going to talk about that issue, but I've had a friend of mine that ended up raising a kid that wasn't his for seven months. And so he spent seven months busting his ass, paying hundreds, probably even thousands of dollars to take care of a kid that wasn't his. And the state doesn't even really even see it as a crime that's taken seriously. So yeah, crimes against men and young men are not taken seriously. And the women who commit these crimes using their bodily autonomy always tries to push the blame to something that's outside of themselves.

[00:06:11]>> Imagine if the roles reversed and a 33-year-old male teacher had done the exact same thing. Well, we don't have to guess. Joshua Weebi in Gback, Texas at 33, the same age as Naomi, did this exact crime but reversed. He was sentenced April 2025 to life without parole plus 100 years on top of that.

[00:06:27]And rightfully so, but I'm betting if Naomi gets any time at all, it'll [music] be nothing compared to this.

[00:06:32]Case number two is McKenna Kindred, a teacher at Central Valley High School in Washington back in 2022. She got inappropriate with a 17-year-old boy, started with private messages, and then escalated to a quote unquote marathon session at her home while her husband was away. She pleaded guilty in March 2024. 2 years of probation, a fine, and s offender registry, but no prison time at all. She surrendered her license, stayed married, and moved to Idaho like nothing ever happened.

[00:06:57]>> I understand the gravity of my actions and the harm they have caused, and I take full responsibility for them. I know that this past year has been incredibly difficult for all involved.

[00:07:06]As a result of my actions, I've lost my career, valuable friendships, freedoms, and have let down countless people who have placed their trust in me. This is a perfect example of how in America you can be the worst of predators, but if you're a pretty woman and do a bit of fake crying, you can escape [music] 100% of your jail time. Move to another state and live your life basically unaffected.

[00:07:25]>> These married simps have to be studied, bro. So, your wife cheated on you with a 17-year-old and your decision was to buy her another house.

[00:07:35]Like, this is insane, bro. If she got caught cheating on you with a 17-year-old, this wasn't her first time doing it. This was just her first time getting caught. And if she's willing to cheat on you with a 17-year-old, she's willing to cheat on you with damn near anybody. These are the types of guys you can't save. And anything that comes from this decision going forward is all on him because he was literally told exactly what he was dealing with and he decided to keep going. He deserves everything he has coming.

[00:08:00]>> Look at comparable cases of the exact same [music] crimes just committed by men, at least 4 to 10 years of prison, and a minimum of 10 years probation. If women want equal rights, then why doesn't the state enforce [music] equal justice? This raging double standard becomes even more apparent when Matt Murphy, a former [music] prosecutor, commented on this case and predators in 2024.

[00:08:19]>> I can tell you from personal [music] experience um in dealing with these cases over and over again as a prosecutor, sex offenders, especially sexual predators do not [music] get better. All the therapy in the world does not help them.

[00:08:30]>> Okay, so male predators can never change and they all need to be held accountable. Fair. I think we can all agree. But in the same breath, he says this. Now, this situation may be a little bit different because of the circumstances. This this woman um you know, I can't imagine her marriage was exactly great. Whether she is an actual predator or not, >> what did her husband do to push her into the bedroom of a she had a sex marathon with a because her husband didn't give her enough attention.

[00:09:02]>> Whether this was, you know, a one-off is open for debate. Just look at how the tone shifts as soon as it's about a woman. All of a sudden, it's her circumstances and her bad marriage, insinuating it might even be her husband's fault.

[00:09:14]>> Yeah. So, pretty much pushing the blame on anything or anyone outside of the grown ass woman that decided to make her own decisions. [laughter] It's crazy because even when women are the perpetrators, they're still seen as the victims. So now you know exactly what I'm talking about when it comes to men and young men always being blamed or always being seen as the perpetrators. Meanwhile, the women are always seen as the victims, even if they're the perpetrators.

[00:09:39]>> Male simps are what keep this alive. And it becomes even more apparent when the husband came out to her defense. Quote, "As McKenna's husband, it has been a challenging year full of uncertainty.

[00:09:49]However, McKenna's remorse for her actions is the one thing that is certain where most would give up under pressure and guilt. McKenna has channeled that remorse into facing her mistakes, actively seeking the help she needs, and regularly working to rise above it all.

[00:10:02]This has become apparent to me through our continued professional counseling as we work through and address the underlying issues that contributed to the situation. We are both determined [music] to emerge from this experience as stronger and more resilient spouses and members of society. And then he goes on to compile a flooria about how amazing his wife actually is. Now, let's bring in one of the most sickening cases. Christina Formela, a 30-year-old former special education teacher and soccer coach at Downer's Grove South High [music] School at Illinois. She groomed ayear-old male student starting when she was just engaging in over 50 acts from January 2023 to August or September of 2024, including more than 45 times right [music] in the classroom and multiple times at her home. The boy's mother discovered explicit texts like, "I love having s with you." in March of 2025, [music] which led to her arrest during a traffic stop. Now, what's even more disturbing is that Formela allegedly used her authority as a tutor and a coach for what she called quote unquote mentoring sessions that quickly turn, fitting the boundary blurring pattern that we see in almost all of the female cases. Prosecutors claim she planned to defraud her husband's family for millions and flee the country with the teen, highlighting those quote unquote forbidden thrills.

[00:11:08]>> Well, her problem is that she has cornbrain. She lives in a fantasy world because she's consumed too much pornography. And if you look at the rise of female obsession with specifically violent fantasy uh porn, you'll see why a lot of these issues are starting to rise. That plus these books that these romance novels that are bestsellers, growing in popularity more than ever before that are really just fantasy books about you could guess what, right?

[00:11:35]So there's just this this explosion of hypersexuality in our culture that's been happening ever since the revolution, but now we're starting to really see the consequences of it. And this is one of the natural consequences of it, right?

[00:11:47]>> Drive so many of these women, and you'll see why in a bit. She was denied pre-trial detention twice and was released practically scoff-free with light conditions. No school entry, no contact. She resigned and surrendered her license, but no jail yet. Her family even came out claiming quote misogyny and gender persecution. in July of 2025, downplaying this incident as a simple affair. Now, there's dozens and dozens and dozens more of these cases that have been coming out over the past few months. But these cases all connect on key patterns. On the surface, they are all seemingly normal and unsuspecting young women with no past criminal records, using their authority for control, and often getting lenient outcomes like probation compared to male severe jail time. And we'll get to that.

[00:12:27]But the fact is, >> I think that naturally we view men doing this crime as more heinous because young women run the risk of getting pregnant.

[00:12:35]And there's something exclusively heinous about a grown ass man sleeping with a young woman and potentially getting her pregnant and her having to deal with all of those consequences.

[00:12:46]Although I agree that the crimes are still equal, I think naturally. Under the law, they should still be equal, of course. But I'm saying naturally, we might look at them a little bit different because of the risk of pregnancy that young women have. And even if all that's true, under the law, the crime committed is still the same.

[00:13:02]So the punishment should be the same.

[00:13:04]And but that's only, of course, if justice is actually blind.

[00:13:08]>> Videos take weeks to produce each. And I'm currently a oneman team. Well, luckily the supporters over at buymeac coffee.com/longsofsofsofsofsofsofsofsofsofsofsof [music] faith help make these videos possible. So if you like these videos, please consider donating over there. And something new that I'm doing is supporters at $50 a month plus are credited as producers with real input on future topics. Back to the plot. The gender bias and sentencing is well doumented. Females often receive lighter penalties due to stereotypes portraying them as quote less threatening or stressed out, while males face harsher jail terms for similar offenses. In 2020 to 2026 cases, females convicted of student assault got probation or short sentences in 60 to 80% of high-profile [music] instances versus males averaging 2 to 20 years. It says that the mean sentencing length for offenders was significantly different for male educators than for female educators, with male educators receiving almost five times the length of sentence that female educators did.

[00:14:01]I've also seen studies like women get 80% less time for committing the same crimes and are like triple three times as more likely to get like softer sentencing like probation or just like a slap on the wrist through community service or something like that. So when women commit the same crimes as men, we know for a fact justice isn't blind.

[00:14:21]Women are always seen as the victims.

[00:14:22]Women exclusively have the privilege of saying, "I only did this because society or something else made me do it, and therefore I shouldn't be held to the same standards."

[00:14:32]>> Study found that females are two to three times less likely to receive incarceration influenced by victim age and gender compared to men. In a 2020 US analysis of 20 different cases, many female perpetrators asserted quote genuine romantic and emotional relationships or quote consensual connections as a defense categorizing them as quote teacher/lover types who claim it's not abuse but education about >> if you go into the court and say that you had a consensual relationship, I think that your punishment should be even worse because at that point you're so delusional that you're not even willing to admit that you did something wrong. you thought that what you did was actually right. And I think that that's even worse than doing the thing. Doing the thing and then also not understanding why it was wrong should definitely result in you getting more time in my opinion. It's like, no, judge, you got it all wrong. We weren't just having sex. We were boyfriend and girlfriend. We were actually planning on getting married. This is much bigger than what you thought it was.

[00:15:28]>> A 2018 UK study noted females often rationalize as love in court, leading to lenient out. Similarly, Vanderver and Kerser's 2004 study on registered female sexual offenders identifies the heterosexual nurture type where women develop relations with children and adolesence on the basis of feeling love or a desire for intimacy.

[00:15:47]>> Yeah, people have dogs that depend on them that they have to nurture because that dog depends on them to live. But if somebody their dog, you couldn't just say I was trying to nurture it. That doesn't make any sense. Where since when did sleeping with the thing become nurturing the thing? What are we even talking about? How is this even seen as a rational defense?

[00:16:07]>> Also often mistakenly assert that their behavior is not abusive. Now, this line of reasoning is surprisingly a big factor of women's reduced sentences, but it typically isn't enough. The most popular reason is the same in almost all cases with female perpetrators attorneys citing quote mental illnesses in an attempt to plead insanity. For example, in 2004, Deborah Lav, 23-year-old teacher, was arrested for having sex with a 15-year-old male student. Her attorney on the basis of his client's history of extremes of mood and other symptoms of bipolar illnesses prepared an insanity defense. He stated, quote, "Here we have a woman that by every societal standard can get a date, can get a man, yet she destroyed her career, destroyed her marriage." I believe the only logical reason why Deborah Lafalav did what she did was because of her mental illness or it's because it's a weird fetish. And also amongst weird fetishes is this weird thing where the more destruction your actions can cause to you or other people, the more people get off on it because they think that risk is sexy. There are just some people that get sexual gratification from risk.

[00:17:05]And when something is seen as taboo or shameful or risky, it makes them want it even more.

[00:17:10]>> Is however that currently there is little empirical evidence related to the presence of mental illness and female sexual offenders overall. So what's actually causing this and why?

[00:17:20]Well, this is where all this starts to make more sense when we look at the obvious influences in social engineering that have been taking place over the last century. Women crave romantic love.

[00:17:29]This is no secret and it's generally normal. In the old world, they would have received this by getting married young and living it out in real life.

[00:17:36]However, in the 1900s and especially at the turn of the century, as you're a viewer of my channel, you should know this very well. This became a pipe dream because the sexual revolution was busy telling women to pursue careers, be promiscuous, and use contraception and that they would fundamentally find their meaning in this.

[00:17:52]>> Well, that's what's being said that we're living in a day of the sex revolution.

[00:17:56]>> However, while they were being intellectually convinced of this post-modernist worldview, their biology and intrinsic desire for romance didn't go away. And this, we come to learn, was by design. In order to isolate pleasure from purpose and to replace the family with a state agenda, and I'll get to that in a bit, but in order to keep women's desires for families placated, corporate media and its moral breakdown provided a perfect opportunity to sell romance, a different kind of romance.

[00:18:20]Because this surge didn't happen in a vacuum. It's fueled by a cultural poison. Media and romance genres programming women to romanticize criminal deviences, blurring lines between fantasy and felony.

[00:18:31]>> And I actually did a video on this exact topic. The amount of movies that are seen as romance by women or are put out by Hollywood as romance are actually just women cheating. There are so many examples in that video and it even got to the point where we had to talk about the Bee Movie because the Bee Movie is essentially a story about a woman who starts to prioritize her relationship with the bee over the relationship that she has with the guy who's just an honest hardworking man. And so invading kids movies with these same type of ideas just shows you how deep the scop goes and how early it actually starts.

[00:19:03]Like the fact that it's a movie essentially about a woman cheating on her boyfriend and building this emotional relationship with the bee is is actually insane.

[00:19:12]>> Most of Christian human history, the love stories we looked up to were about ordered and meaningful relationships involving marriage, monogamy, and society upheld a very strict standard for what could even be published.

[00:19:22]However, over the course of centuries, the post-enlightenment west began to lose any sight of morality, and ideas, even bad ones, flowed way more freely than they ever have. Today, we're talking about a $50 billion romance industry where quote forbidden teacher student tropes dominate, turning abuse into passion.

[00:19:40]>> And even the men who cosign this type of stuff also have cornbrain. They've been watching too many of those videos where there's somebody asking, "How can I get a passing grade?" or "Can I do some extra credit?" They've been watching too much of that type of stuff for sure.

[00:19:53]>> Studies show that 70% of female readers indulge in these deviant pornographic novels, normalizing power imbalances that spill into real life. So, let's look at some of these popular novels and what they're normalizing. But first, a brief word from our sponsor. The truth is, if we're going to fight the degeneracy of this culture, we can't do it while we're compromised ourselves.

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[00:20:57]Bestsellers like Cholen Hoover's Slammed, which highlight teacher student love or harlins forbidden lines push deviant fantasies and women consume 90% of all romance books.

[00:21:08]>> Just think about that woman from before.

[00:21:10]Think about the type of mentality that you have to have to believe that in the real world, you're going to sleep with this 17-year-old, you're going to take advantage of your husband for hundreds of thousands of dollars, and then you're going to use those hundreds of thousands of dollars to leave the country to be with this 17-year-old. Like, come on now. That sounds like you've been watching too much fantasy. And there's a bunch of studies that's coming out on this type of stuff. But if you consume too much fantasy, it can alter your reality. It can literally alter how you see the real world and the real world consequences of the things you do. And that's why engaging with too much sexual fantasy is dangerous.

[00:21:42]>> That 40% fantasized teacher roles. These books then bled into film and movies which signified this new dogmatic reality that transcending boundaries is freedom and that scandal is truth.

[00:21:53]Movies and TV simply ran with it and amplified this with pieces like Pretty Little Liars which normalized Arya and Ezra's teacher affairs as soulmates.

[00:22:01]This was watched by millions of young women growing up. Then you have Riverdale, an elite which romanticized criminal teacher student bonds. [music] >> Crazy.

[00:22:13]>> And viewers internalize these traumatic and disordered relationships as thrill.

[00:22:18]That's exactly why we're seeing more and more of these cases where the female teachers don't just cross the line. They build an entire romantic fantasy in their heads and treat these underage boys like full-grown soulmates. Look at Christina Formela. Prosecutors found a torid memoir in the notes app on her phone. She didn't write like a predator.

[00:22:34]She wrote like a heartbroken girlfriend in a Colleen Hoover novel. She blamed the 16-year-old boy for quote ruining her marriage, screaming in all caps.

[00:22:41]Quote, "You ruined us. I warned you we should have never started dating. And every single effing time you came back and convinced me it would be fine. You gas lit me." Then she raged. And I guarantee you if they took these exact same letters and published it as a novel, this will be one of the most popular books on the market.

[00:23:00]>> Effing mad I let a 16-year-old with me like that. You lost the girl who would have stuck with you through thick and thin. And in a section literally titled quote manifestations. She wrote her delusional happy ending. Quote, "We will be in each other's lives forever. We will be able to love each other while also living our own lives." This isn't just a crime scene. This is a woman who probably consumed years of forbidden romance media and turned a 15-year-old student into the tortured hero of her own personal love story. But how did any of this even become legal? How did we go from a moral society that did everything in its power to suppress such deviant material to one where it's actively being pushed in our own education system? The post traces directly to Alfred Kinsey, a zoologologist turned sex researcher and previous Institute for Sex Research, which was bankrolled by the Rockefeller Foundation with initial grants in 1941, escalating to $40,000 annually by 1947, which is $600,000 in today's currency. Now, this is where it gets dark because Kinsey's reports portrayed attraction to minors and orgasms using data sourced from predator cases in table 34 of his report, labeling them as natural variations on the sexual spectrum and not as criminal or disordered.

[00:24:07]>> And now there are grown adults that think that instead of calling them pedos, we should call them mapped, minor attracted persons, because the word pedo comes with too much stigma.

[00:24:21]them being attracted to minors isn't the problem. Us calling them a pedo for being attracted to minors is the problem.

[00:24:28]>> Of Kinsey's findings and techniques remain controversial, including his occasional reliance on the accounts of admitted child abusers. Still, he's widely hailed as a trailblazer in a previously taboo field.

[00:24:43]>> This laid groundwork for all of the normalization we see today. This Rockefeller funded model influenced sexology, the psychus curricula and the global standards still used currently in today's teacher training. Now it starts to make a little more sense.

[00:24:56]>> Yeah. And billionaires investing in social experiments to get the world to be how they want it to be goes very deep. Like the same guy John D.

[00:25:04]Rockefeller. He invested in the anti- saloon league like hundreds of thousands of dollars that would probably equate to millions of dollars in today's money uh because he wanted to get prohibition passed because at that time alcohol was seen as an alternative fuel source that was cleaner than gasoline or petroleum.

[00:25:22]So what they did was they they funded the anti- saloon league to fuel prohibition to make it so that you couldn't sell alcohol unless of course it had petroleum in it. They were like, "Well, if we can't sell alcohol, how are we going to be able to fuel our cars?"

[00:25:38]Because even Henry Ford himself said that alcohol was a cleaner alternative to petroleum. And they said to prevent people from drinking the alcohol, you can sell it, but only if it has petroleum in it.

[00:25:53]Checkmate. John D. Rockefeller wins again. And that's John D. Rockefeller, the oligarch, who was behind that type of stuff, >> isn't it? Kinsey's male and female reports ignited the latter parts of the sexual revolution. Hugh Hefner, explicitly inspired by them, launched Playboy in December of 53, calling himself Kinsey's pamphlete, and US Supreme Court rulings in the 1960s struck down any sort of bans on erotic novels and films, unleashing the quote unquote golden age of porn. Before this, any sort of depictions of erotic material, even slightly, was criminally punishable by jail time. Now, at this time, pornographic romance novels boomed with 1972's The Flame and the Flower and 1974's Sweet Savage Love. [music] Graphic heavy bestsellers that sold millions and spawn the Harley Quinn Empire. The intellectual groundwork and the justification for all this came from Freud's libido theory, Wilhelm Reich's sexual liberation politics, and Kinsey himself. Now, all this starts looking less accidental once we understand where this all stemmed from. And that's why it's so important to go back to the sources. [music] Yeah, you should look at the sources of the people who own all of these adult websites and who they donate their money to and um and where they come from and like what they do. You should just look into a lot of the people who own these adult film websites and you'll understand why they were legalized in the first place because it was seen as immoral to even sell this stuff. Like we can always recognize the immorality of the women who do it and the immorality and the simp nature of the men who consume it, but for some reason the the digital pimps that get paid all of the money, who reek all the benefits from selling this stuff in society, they almost get no backlash ever. And I think you guys should just look into who those people may be and where they donate their money to. And then you'll start to realize why we were pushed to uh to legalize this type of stuff.

[00:27:39]>> This is what we do on this channel. So, don't forget to subscribe. So, the real question becomes, why did we ever abandon the wisdom of the ancients? Why did everything change in the 1960s?

[00:27:49]Because this is the truth bomb that nobody wants to admit because it's simply offensive to modern ears and goes against every single thing we as modern people know. [music] The ancients were always extremely suspicious of women being in positions of influence, such as that of teachers and mixed gender education in general.

[00:28:08]The reality is that historically women have often taught their own children but never in the formalized public unsupervised settings that we see today where females make up 76% of US K to2 educators wielding authority over mixed groups of kids. From the sources we have available in ancient times education was always customized and gender specific.

[00:28:26]As humans have always understood that the genders function differently from one another. This was never seen as misogyny or woman hatred. Formal education was typically male only, and young women were taught domestic functions and virtues by their mothers.

[00:28:39]The Christian church fathers were crystal clear on this. They cautioned against women in positions of authority over children, viewing uncontrolled female influences as dangerous to moral order and family structure. But why were they all just being misogynistic and mean for thousands of years? St. John warned that women's emotional nature could lead to improper bonds, urging them to focus on homemaking. He says very bluntly in his homaly on first Timothy, "Shall not women then be saved?

[00:29:03]Yes, by means of children. The whole female race shall be saved by childbearing." God has granted you another opportunity of salvation by the bringing up of children so that you are saved. Not >> but this is all old stuff. Don't worry about this guys. This is all silly stuff that was just written in a book. And because now we have iPhones, we've evolved beyond it. None of this has any relevance to today's time. This is all just silly stuff. Remember guys, >> parity and holiness with sobriety.

[00:29:28]Earlier in the same homaly, he says, quote, the woman taught once and ruined all. On this account, therefore, he says, "Let her not teach." He is speaking of the sex collectively. The sex is weak and fickle. Augustine echoed this too, interpreting 1 Timothy 2:12 as barring women from authority to avoid temptation and disorder. This idea held for millennia until the 19th century upended everything. And frankly, I think that everyone can admit that that's when everything started becoming a disaster.

[00:29:55]More men and women are both beginning to rethink the role of men and women in society in questioning the 20th century egalitarian narratives. People are beginning to ask, was the old world really that misogynistic, or was it just sober in acknowledging the differences, but complimentarity between men and women? Critics might call these claims absolutist, and that's fair. Historical trends are often correlative, but it snaps into focus when we examine the engineers behind the shift and their true motivations.

[00:30:22]Socialists, often intertwined with feminist movements, advocated for women as teachers to advance progressive agendas like labor rights, social justice, and challenging patriarchical norms, seeing women educators as key to instilling egalitarian values in the youth. Clara Zetkin, a German socialist feminist who lived in the 1800s, in her 1896 speech, >> wait, I thought women weren't allowed to go to school. How did we get all these women that were authors and we got like Madam CJ Walker who was a successful businesswoman, but women weren't allowed to do those things. Or maybe all that was made up by feminists. I wonder which one it is.

[00:30:58]>> Quote, "Only in conjunction with the proletarian woman." Zedkin argued that women teachers could spread the socialist ideals [music] the best.

[00:31:05]Quote, "The proletarian woman fights handinhand with the man of her class against capitalist society. the education and intellectual development of women has now become necessary for the economic machine itself. [music] She saw women in education as key to raising revolutionary children condemning bourgeoa norms. Now we take Vladimir Lenin the bolevik leader where he says [music] quote give me four years to teach the children and the CI of S will never be uprooted. [music] Lenin promoted women in education to instill communist values viewing schools as emotional tools to detach [music] kids from family religion. Post 1917, Russia prioritized female teachers for quote revolutionary upbringing, pushing progressive emotionalism over traditional norms. A 2021 study in modern American history details how socialist feminists in early [music] 20th century New York City teachers unions pushed for women's roles in education to promote democracy, maternity leave, and anti- capitalist ideas, viewing schools as sites for societal transformation. Jacobin's 2021 article highlights socialist feminists organizing in the early 1900s to allow pregnant teachers to work, framing it as part of broader progressive fights against gender restrictions, enabling women to influence curricula with quote emotionalistic social reforms. A 2025 globalization societies and education piece notes how teachers unions influenced by socialism rearticulated as feminist movements to push progressive issues like racial justice and social reproduction in education. Now, behind the scenes, the Rockefeller family was funding a lot of this stuff from 1903's General Education Board standardized schools, centralizing control, and flooding them with female teachers. By 1900, women were 74% of US educators, up from barely any pre-1800s. This shift, fueled by feminism's quote empowerment, dismantled traditional safeguards. Now, where does all of this put us here in 2026? Well, it's no wonder homeschooling has exploded all over the world. 3 million plus US kids are now homeschooled, up 78% postco with near zero abuse risks in home settings. It's a pace of life where liturgy, practical skill development, and family bonding take priority, retaining the father's role as priest of his household unchallenged by state authority, but it's not without its own challenges.

[00:33:14]It's banned outright in Germany and Sweden.

[00:33:16]>> Just think about it. They're basically saying it is illegal. It is illegal for you to teach your own kids.

[00:33:25]It's illegal for you to teach your own kids your own traditions, your own morality, your own belief systems. These things are illegal. You should be having the state do that for you.

[00:33:34]>> And in the US, progressive unions fight back, labeling it as unsafe to protect their grip on society and the household.

[00:33:41]Yet, Christian families lead the charge.

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