Earlier this month, Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds signed a bill into law that would ban the teaching of critical race theory in her state, which she described as “indoctrination education.” Legislators from the state praised the law, including IA Rep. Ashley Hinson, who’s also a mom:

“As a mom of two school children in Iowa, I’m glad Gov. Reynolds banned critical race theory in our schools.” 

But not all is well in Iowa, especially among the far-left loons who indoctrinate teach children in the state. One of those is Megan Geha, a special education teacher at Des Moines East High School. Geha, who calls herself “Mrs. Magoo” in the classroom, uses TikTok to express how angry she is at the Iowa governor and at the non-woke in general.

So Geha ranted about how the ban on CRT is “bullshit” while she tells like-minded teachers that “This is a call to action.”

“So, teachers, in the past, we’ve been activists, and after this sh**show of last year, we really need to stand up and do what’s right for our kids right now. This is a call to action. We need to stand up and fight for our kids because this is bulls**t.”

This teacher is fuming that she can’t teach CRT.
Her whole account is fucking crazy. I will post some of the best in this thread pic.twitter.com/dG46waLz0v

— Libs of Tik Tok (@libsoftiktok) June 23, 2021

What is it about lunatic teachers who think that the children in their classrooms are “their” kids? Earth to space — these children belong to families who pay your salary with their taxpayer money. You do not own them. You have no right to fill their skulls with propaganda their parents wouldn’t approve of.

But that’s not all. Geha also does not approve of Iowa forcing her to conduct the Pledge of Allegiance in the morning.

“The other thing that my governor has mandated for next year is that every classroom, it’s mandatory that we all have an American flag, and it is mandatory that we all do the Pledge of Allegiance every morning. You’re going to be hearing from me a lot next year.”

Finally, here are these videos with Megan Geha in full eye-rolling batshit mode, complete with condescension dripping from every word as she tells you how you ignoramuses need to “educate yourselves.”  She also declares that “we need to tear the systems down.” You can see how she reserves her greatest contempt for white men.

“We need to tear the systems down” pic.twitter.com/cgrneM0mHG

— Libs of Tik Tok (@libsoftiktok) June 23, 2021

What is it with these women? They all have the same look: crazy eyes, nose ring, frumpy style. Someone over at Twitter assumed she owns cats, but I also have cats, so let’s not go there, m’kay?

Giphy.com. 

But let’s find out more about Mrs. Magoo, shall we?

First of all, she didn’t want to return to school last fall, according to a Des Moines Register article from August, 2020. They also featured a picture of Geha posing — all folded arms and Resting Bitch Face — in front of her house in Ames, Iowa. Geha told the Register that she has a compromised immune system and thus received approval to work from home throughout the 2020-21 school year. So she continued to teach virtually, but was prepared to quit her job. All because of that cruel Iowa governor who wanted to reopen schools:

“I don’t know if I would have resigned, but it’s definitely something I would have considered.”

There’s also information about Megan Geha at MyLife.com. Now I can’t confirm the accuracy of this information, but if true, it says a lot:

“We have lots of information about Megan: religious views are listed as Muslim, ethnicity is Middle Eastern American, and political affiliation is unknown. We know that Megan is single at this point. . . .Megan has a reported annual income of $90 – 99,999.”

So Mrs. Magoo earns over 90K per year from the good people of Iowa to indoctrinate their children with her spiteful, hateful, racist views. Not only that, but she teaches that dreck to special education students.

Now I used to work as a speech pathologist in a public school district — fortunately I left long before the current lunacy began infecting schools. But I do know a lot about kids with impairments who might have communication disabilities, or learning problems, or perhaps are on the autism scale. I know that they need to learn skills to help them adapt into society to the maximum of their abilities. These functional skills are particularly important to students in high school — the level at which Geha teaches. Critical race theory does not help these kids. Period. End of story. And if CRT hinders kids in the regular classrooms from learning skills like math and reading, think of how this impacts kids with unique educational needs.

Fortunately, parents in districts are waking up to this insidious indoctrination that crackpots like Megan Geha are foisting upon their children. She should be fired. The unfortunate problem is that her union probably stands up for her.

Parents, continue the revolt.

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