Josh Williams

several of the things that they were doing in the Cuyahoga County Department of Youth and Children's Services is they were proactively screening children for their SOGI, their sexual orientation and gender identity and expression.

So I'm not saying that a kid would come to them and they would say, hey, I'm this or I'm that.

No, they were sitting down actively asking the child, do you feel like a boy or do you feel like a girl?

Do you like boys or do you like girls?

And then they were creating a database based on this information.

And they have one child in that database as young as five years old.

Then they were re-educating parents.

They're putting out videos from this group called Affirm.me and others to say that if you don't,

Buy your son a dress or buy your daughter a binder.

If you don't call him her and her him, you are a danger to your child.

You might be harming your child.

You might not be a fit parent.

And that could affect custody cases that they were disqualifying people who wanted to be foster parents because they would not affirm gender confusion in the expressed gender identity of a child.