Jennifer Siebel Newsom, wife of Democratic California Gov. Gavin Newsom, founded The Representation Project, a non-profit organization that fights “sexism through film education, research and activism.” Siebel Newsom is writing and directing the “Gender Her Identity” film, produced through her own for-profit business, Girls Club Entertainment, and licensed to public schools by the nonprofit.
Films including “Miss Representation,” “The Mask You Live In,” “The Great American Lie,” and “Fair Play” are licensed to taxpayer-funded schools in all states and are sexually explicit. Students feel “shame and sadness” in American society, which is divided by privilege and oppression. Paired with a curriculum that includes a discussion of Governor Newsom’s comments in the film, they gather their friends to vote for politicians who “embrace universal human values” and support a “care economy.” I encourage you to
“The Representation Project’s film and school curriculum deserve scrutiny because taxpayers fund and license the schools,” said Adam Andrzejewski, founder of Open The Books.
“Newsom’s movies and curriculum are saturated with images pulled directly from porn websites, whose URLs are displayed on-screen,” added Andrzejewski. “Minors are subject to societal commentary about privilege and oppression, and one commentator said that as a society, Americans need to ‘express shame and sadness about who we are and what we have done.’ It says that there is
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Gavin Newsom’s wife, Jennifer Siebel Newsom, founded Representation Project, which licenses films to schools.
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“Combined with the call to organize the film and disseminate it more widely, it is clear that Siebel Newsom seeks to politically activate students according to several radical ideologies of gender, identity, race and privilege. am.”
Siebel Newsom’s films promote far-left notions of gender and sexuality, and at some points contain sexually explicit imagery. This content was challenged by at least one of her guardians.
In 2019, a California resident filed a complaint after showing “You Are the Living Mask” to her 12-year-old daughter’s class at Creekside Middle School. definition of masculinity. Some of the films dealing with Internet porn contained sexually explicit images and violence against women.
“Some of the images weren’t blurry when I slowed them down. Even when they’re blurry, it’s clear what’s going on,” the father told the Sacramento Bee. “It’s absolutely profane and disgusting.” am.”
The school later discovered that the teacher had mistakenly played the full version of the film for the class instead of the edited version for younger children.
In addition, the Siebel Newsom film and Representation Project lesson plan provide a strong boost to gender identity. With the curriculum attached to “The Mask You Live In”,” a Introduced by ‘genderbread person’ showing middle and high school students how biological sex, ‘gender expression’, ‘sexual attraction’ and ‘gender identity’ exist on the spectrum and can be mixed and matched It has been.
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Source: Genderbread Person activity from ‘The Mask You Live’ Curriculum for middle and high school students.
Kindergarten children do not receive “genderbread people” material, but are provided with similar “gender identity” lessons, including an introduction to gender beyond “boys” and “girls.”
Curriculum for The Great American Rye,” “Examining the roots of systemic inequality through a unique gender lens” Students are asked to perform a “privileged walk” that involves revealing personal information for comparison with peers in and out of the classroom. “Privileged” includes “cisgender male,” “white,” “born in the United States,” “straight,” and speaking English as a primary language.
Source: “The Great American Lie” curriculum activity, expressive project for high school and college students.
In the movie The Great American Lie, prominent journalists and lawyers talk about oppression. New York Times op-ed writer and his MSNBC political analyst Charles Blow seems to be telling viewers that their “privilege” is built on his oppression.
“We need to stop being blind to history, stop being blind to the system, and understand that society has privileges and oppression and actually acts like a seesaw. actually builds on my oppression, Blow says in the film.
Attorney Brian Stevenson, executive director of the Equality and Justice Initiative, an Alabama-based group working to end mass incarceration, also makes a cameo appearance, wanting viewers to feel “shame and grief.”
“We really have to speak the truth. We have to express some shame and sorrow for who we are and what we have done. You have to find the will to do it,” Stevenson says.
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Jennifer Siebel Newsom’s films promote husbands and their politics.
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Several of The Representation Project’s lesson plans also focus on provoking students to political and social activism. Sebel has her husband in two of her Newsome films, ‘Miss Representation’ and ‘The Great American Lie’.
“As Gavin Newsom’s national profile grows, he continues to appear in two of his wife’s films, first as lieutenant governor of California and later as governor,” Andrzejewski told Fox News Digital. “While companies contracting with the state donate to both his campaign and Siebel Newsom’s non-profits, students discuss his political philosophies and get more like him.” You’re being instructed to accept ugly politicians.Please note, these films are licensed by schools in all 50 states.”
Screenshot of Gavin Newsom in Miss Representation
(The Miss Representation movie)
In the film, Siebel Newsom plays her husband as a women’s rights advocate. In “Miss Representation”,” “One of the first things I did when I came to San Francisco was to appoint a female police and fire chief,” he says of his time as mayor of San Francisco.
Students using the curriculum are asked to discuss Governor Newsom’s points, gather friends, and vote for politicians who “show empathy through support care policies.”
The Great American Lie curriculum for high school and college students is asked to watch and discuss clips of Governor Gavin Newsom.
The Representation Project curriculum is used in more than 5,000 schools in 50 states, according to an impact report highlighting work from 2011 to 2019. During that time, it reached over 2.6 million students.
The report also describes the nonprofit as “the nation’s leading gender watchdog” undertaking “aggressive social media campaigns to hold companies, content creators, political leaders and others to account.”
The Representation Project charges license fees ranging from $49 to $599, and since 2012, tax records show the group has generated nearly $1.5 million in revenue. However, the school also licenses materials to individuals and companies, so it is unclear how much the school will pay.
The Representation Project holds licenses for ‘The Mask You Live In’, ‘The Great American Lie’ and ‘Fair Play’.,” Girls Club Entertainment, Siebel Newsom’s for-profit entity that makes the film, holds the license for “Miss Representation.”.” The Representation Project will pay Girls Club Entertainment the distribution and performance rights to the film.
Meanwhile, the Representation Project came under scrutiny earlier after The Sacramento Bee reported that some of its exposed donors were also trying to influence Governor Newsom.
The nonprofit recently operated while out of compliance in California. The last time it was rejected was on January 11th, almost a year ago.
Delinquent nonprofits are not in good standing and cannot operate or raise funds. Still, the flagship project made headway through 2022, including hosting a lavish fundraising event after its rejected annual application, Fox News Digital reported last week.
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But on January 12, the day Fox News Digital published the report, The Representation Project scrambled to file with the Attorney General’s Office. Typically, this process can take from several days to several months.
The Representation Project did not respond to Fox News Digital’s request for comment.
