The Democratic Party has a strange relationship with the white women who keep it alive. It needs their votes and their activism. It also needs them to stay miserable. They must keep apologizing for who they are and stay convinced that something is wrong with them at the most basic level.

Kentucky state representative Sarah Stalker delivered that script perfectly when she announced that she does not feel good about being white and wants children to feel the same way. She stood in public and recited the message her party rewards. I am the problem. I am defective. Please clap.

The video is of Kentucky Democrat Representative Sarah Stalker. As vile as she is, the K-12 education system is primary made up of woke white women like her; school counselors, teachers, school board members, principals, etc.

They are all trained to see America and white… pic.twitter.com/fgg5CYZIf6

— Courage Is A Habit (@CourageHabit) December 11, 2025

Obedience, Not Enlightenment

This is not enlightenment. It is obedience training. The Left needs women like Stalker to treat their identity like a permanent flaw, something that must be apologized for on command. Stalker is not offering insight when she talks about her discomfort. She is performing the ritual expected of her. She chips away at herself to stay in good standing and wants Kentucky children to learn the same reflex.

This Kentucky politician is signaling to Democratic leadership that she is fully trained. She has embraced the idea that guilt is goodness and shame is personal growth. Stalker treats moral authority like a performance built on apologizing for things she never did. Now she expects children to sink into the same emotional pit, adopting her misery and developing into the perfect products of her cult-flavored world.

Your Children Are Not Here to Fix Sarah Stalker

Stalker said that white children should reflect on their skin color in ways that make them uncomfortable. The arrogance behind that claim should alarm every parent in Kentucky. Is she a politician or an activist? Because she speaks like someone who wants to use public office to reshape children’s identities, not represent constituents. She talks as if she has the authority to plant guilt in children who have done nothing except exist. It is psychological torment. And she expects families to sit quietly while she hands their children a burden that belongs only to her.

We have seen this pattern before. Some activist parents push their children into extreme gender changes and call it compassion, when it is really the parent wanting the world to accept their own choices. Stalker is doing the same thing with race. She wants children to feel the guilt she carries so her worldview looks normal. In both cases, an adult uses a child to make their own feelings feel justified. Using children is how Democrats operate now. If they cannot kill them, they will use them for political points. How much lower can this party go? I am afraid we all know the answer.

If Stalker’s Video Feels Familiar, There’s a Reason

Tom Klingenstein has been warning that this kind of message is not random. It is part of a larger push to keep Americans guilty and easily controlled. His breakdown explains exactly why voices like Stalker keep popping up and why they are so dangerous.

Her Guilt Is Her Problem, Not Kentucky’s Children

Everything Klingenstein lays out is visible in Stalker’s worldview. She treats guilt like proof of virtue and expects children to treat it the same way. She acts as if suffering makes her righteous and spreading that suffering makes her noble. But it’s a warning. When a polactivist cannot separate her personal turmoil from her public duty, the people she represents end up paying the price.

Kentucky families deserve leaders who build children up, not break them down. They deserve representatives who focus on real issues, not emotional grooming. Stalker is not protecting kids. She is preparing them to carry her burdens.

Parents across the country have had enough of affluent white female leftists (AWFL) dumping their personal baggage into schools. Children are not built to haul the emotional trash adults won’t deal with. If Stalker wants to carry her guilt around like a trophy, that is her burden. She has no right to drag Kentucky children in with her.

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