Washington Post mocks parents requesting transparency on gender identity curriculum: 'I want to vomi

n today’s second @washingtonpost TikTok: Schools are being flooded with records requests.

They come from parents and others scrutinizing what schools are teaching about race, gender and sexual orientation.

And they’ve forced districts to reallocate funding and staff resources.
Washington Post mocks parents requesting transparency on gender identity curriculum: 'I want to vomit'
The Washington Post's slogan is 'Democracy Dies in Darkness'
The Washington Post – whose slogan is "Democracy Dies in Darkness" – mocked parents for requesting public records on what their children are learning on topics relating to gender identity and race Wednesday in a social media post on its TikTok page.

The paper's associate TikTok producer Chris Vazquez said, "Resources are being shifted away from students academic needs at the exact instant America is facing falling test scores, a teen mental health crisis and a teacher shortage. And because of how much time and money is needed to process these requests, they're changing what schools are spending their funding on."

He then proceeded to mock a parent's complaints about information being left out of the public record requests relating to "race, gender and sexual orientation."

"I am very tired. I almost want to vomit when I hear the word redaction," he said.

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