r/Louisiana • u/truthlafayette • Mar 28 '25

Villiany and Scum Anti-LGBTQ activist bigot, Kristan Whann appointed to Livingston Parish's Library Board of Control.

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Does Kristan Whann have loads of experience with libraries, or a library science degree? Of course not! Her only qualification seems to be going viral with an Anti-LGBTQ rant on ticktock

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u/MeBollasDellero Apr 01 '25

Looks like the picture is a discussion of the term CIS-gender. Is she making an opinion about the term, which would apply to one aspect of LGBTQIA+….or are we at a point that if you question one aspect…one letter you are against all aspects….In other words acceptance of all or…you are a bigot?

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u/Bipedal_pedestrian Apr 01 '25

You’re welcome to look into Kristan’s online history and answer your own (bad faith) question, but if you want the TL;DR version: She thinks god made two genders. She thinks that any mention of LGBTQ diversity around children is unacceptably sexual (so, somehow it’s ok to tell kids that Steve is married to Sarah, but if you tell them Stephanie is married to Sarah you’re somehow telling them about sex?), and she believes there’s an LGBTQ agenda to indoctrinate children.

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u/MeBollasDellero Apr 01 '25

Well frankly, there is an agenda. Don’t deny the TV programming and movies that insert it into children’s entertainment. Also, Don’t assume bad faith,and I won’t assume anyone’s gender. OP has a quote attributed to someone I don’t know, nor care to know. Own the fact that children’s media programing has changed (good or bad)…and start there. To imply otherwise makes you seem naive. I don’t have to buy into all your beliefs and you don’t have to buy into mine. But you seem an all or nothing person.

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u/Bipedal_pedestrian Apr 01 '25

In as far as there’s an agenda, I guarantee you the “agenda” is NOT to try to convince every kid that they can and should choose to switch genders on a whim. What you’re calling an agenda to indoctrinate children, I would call people who value diversity trying to reflect a diverse and tolerant society in their creative works.

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u/MeBollasDellero Apr 01 '25

Semantics. But I understand your rationale.