IWN’s Stephanie Lundquist-Arora Takes to the Airwaves Against Woke “Women’s History Month” Display
National outrage is growing over an obscene Women’s History Month display in Fairfax County, Virginia, and an Independent Women’s Network chapter leader is leading the charge to take it down.
Stephanie Lundquist-Arora is a mother of a West Springfield High School student, and an author, and she is fighting back against the Fairfax County Public Schools’ decision to allow a woke alphabet display for Women’s History Month, which promoted content about abortion, “transgenderism,” and “queerness.”
Lundquist-Arora has been speaking out for years to expose the inappropriate ideology that has crept into classrooms across the country. Her latest op-ed in The Daily Signal highlights the woke “ABCs to Me” display her son encountered at his Fairfax County high school.
Following an appearance on Fox News’s Ingraham Angle, Lundquist-Arora took to the airwaves again the next day to discuss the controversial display at her son’s school. She first joined WMAL’s O’Connor and Company, and later Salem Radio Network’s Chris Stigall Show.
On WMAL, Lundquist-Arora told host Larry O’Connor, and Independent Women’s Network Director Julie Gunlock, “Instead of ‘A is for Apple,’ or even if it’s for Women’s History Month, instead of A being for aviator, Amelia Earhart, they just start out with, ‘A is for abortion.”
Lundquist-Arora’s son and his friends were the first to take photos of the display. The “A” card featured a coathanger and a positive pregnancy test. Other cards included “H is for Hope” featuring Kamala Harris, “J is for Justice” with the Palestinian flag, and “T is for Trans Women.”
Another student tore down the “A is for Abortion” card, and was sent to the principal’s office, where the card was subsequently replaced.
“All Americans who value a solid fundamental education for our kids should object to this,” Lundquist-Arora said on O’Connor & Company.
The high school claims the display was a student-run project, but according to the West Springfield High School website, it was led by the same teacher who oversees the Democratic Socialists of America Club, and the Young Democrats Club.
Lundquist-Arora also joined Chris Stigall on Salem Radio Network to discuss the latest on what is on display at her son’s high school.
Thanks to Lundquist-Arora’s activism in exposing this pervasive ideological display, parental rights leaders are condemning the anti-woman “ABCs” mural.
As of 9:00 a.m. on March 20, the project still hangs on the wall, but thanks to Lundquist-Arora and the work of Independent Women’s Network, the Fairfax County high school display has become national news.
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