This Is My Shocked Face
Readers will, I think, recall Mr Sasha Yates, the cross-dressing high-school sports coach with an interest in teenage girls’ panties.
The chap so loudly championed by ladies of a progressive bent, despite numerous complaints regarding Mr Yates’ inappropriate behaviour.
Progressive ladies who denounced the “hate” and “transphobia” of those expressing concerns, while ensuring that Mr Yates retained his position, and his access to the girls’ changing rooms, where he paraded around in his own bra and panties, much to the girls’ discomfort, and while asking those teenage girls about their underwear and menstrual cycles.
Progressive ladies who merrily elevated themselves with the airing of modish views, their ostentatious displays of compassion and inclusivity, while in effect screwing over the schoolgirls being harassed by a cross-dressing creep.
Girls whose discomfort and polite complaints – their failure to be progressive – rendered them low-status. Beings of no consequence.
In case you’re unsure, Mr Yates is the strapping madam in the denim.
Well, readers, I have news.
Following the renewal of his employment contract, reported previously, Mr Yates has since resigned, citing “ongoing health reasons.” Which, as the ladies at Reduxx reveal, is something of a euphemism, another coy dishonesty:
I’ll spare you the more graphic details, but in one of the feats of erotica seemingly shared with the world, Mr Yates asks the question every parent hopes to hear from someone educating their children:
At risk of sounding stuffy and uptight, it occurs to me that if you’re employed as a sports coach at a school, despite perving on adolescent girls, and your home-made porno videos, in which you smoke meth, can easily be found by parents, and presumably by students, this is not an ideal situation.
And because, clearly, we need more irony, there’s this detail regarding the school district’s original investigation:
Wait for it.
You may now resume your humdrum, non-cross-dressing lives.
Why would you hire an attorney to investigate, and not a private dick?
So, what was your first clue that something might not be quite right?
Thanks for clearing that up.
So much that.
As Michelle Smyers, a school board member, says in the Reduxx piece, although Yates’ resignation is a relief, she doesn’t expect any apology from the school district for the concerned parents, or for the schoolgirls who were repeatedly subjected to weird sexual harassment, and whose complaints were dismissed as mere bigotry, in the name of progress.
Ms Smyers expects the matter to be quietly filed away as “a personnel issue,” with no broader implications. Say, with regard to safeguarding or hiring policies.
I’m still pondering the photo used in the post, this one:
Given what preceded it, and what followed it, and the lofty noises mouthed at the time it was taken, it does rather take on a certain perversity.
I am the Michelle Smyers in this article. Thank you for saying the uncomfortable truths outlook. I warned everyone. And these board members would privately agree with me, but in public, they put their comfort above the safety of our children. They weren’t willing to be called all the names. I have no respect for them, except for the one other who voted no with me.
The girl in the photo above? She’s the daughter of a very progressive pastor, head of the local seminary. She admits to mental issues, yet instead of her parents getting her the real help she needs, they allowed, celebrated even, the advice, support, and comfort this coach would give her as he showed up at all her extra curricular school events. And then her parents called me bigot, transphobe, nazi even.
The thing that never happens has happened again. I’ll never back down from exposing this garbage and these people. Keep writing about this. Only from continued story after story will people start to realize that this IS happening, despite what governments and their radical liberals followers who protect this want you to believe.
It’s kind of what we do here, poke at modish evasions. If there’s anything you’d care to add – or indeed correct – by all means do.
A recurring theme here, a rather dark joke. As I said in the previous thread,
We used to know this stuff.
A betrayal of trust and violation of fundamental duty.
i suspect that the leaders driving this trans movement have been trying to provoke a violent response – a trans “George Floyd” moment – so they can exploit it. They so desperately want an excuse to pass some extreme law and to start cracking the heads of their political opponents.
We do know this stuff.
We are being provoked in the hopes someone will react in a way the provocateurs can latch onto and call an over-reaction. They’re not so secretly hoping for violence.
If they get what they want (whether actual violence occurred or not, and whether it was justified or not), then you will see the real game being played here.
*looks up graphic details*
“bent over a sink” 🤐
Men who think they can be women just by wishing it are barking mad.
End this insanity … no more transgenderism … it’s a terrible fad that is destroying lives.
I have to say, I hadn’t previously considered the sink a piece of erotic apparatus.
#MyShelteredLife
“Oh noes, I’m stuck in the clothes dryer!”
Band name.
The only solution that comes to mind is Carthaginian.
[ Finishes compiling tomorrow’s Ephemera. ]
[ Muffled laughter. ]
The fact that Mr Yates’ erotic productions – his home-made self-starring pornography – could be found by parents, and presumably by students, does rather underline his disregard for normal boundaries. It might almost make one wonder whether the risk of discovery was part of the psychodrama.
It would fit a familiar pattern.
The hands always give it away. Actually, a closeup of almost any body part gives it away. Show me the calves and I can tell.
I love the non-investigation. Can’t have facts messing with the narrative. Used to be that society was especially protective of girls. So passe I guess.