NJ military official reports mom objecting to ‘multi-sex’ poster at child’s school: lawsuit
Mother from New Jersey She is suing after a high-ranking US military official reports she is a concern for her safety for complaining about sexually charged posters at an elementary school for her children.
Angela Redding, a mother of two who served as a member of the North Burlington Board of Education, It made headlines in December after lt. Col. Christopher Schilling of Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst reported her to local police when she alerted parents in a local Facebook group about posters promoting pluralism at the entrance to her 7-year-old daughter’s school.
“The current situation involving Ms. Reading’s actions has caused safety concerns for many families,” Schilling wrote on his personal Facebook page at the time.
Angela Redding, a mother of two, made headlines in December after Lt. Cdr. Col. Christopher Schilling reported her to the local police for what he described as “safety concerns” in a Facebook post. (Thomas More Society)
“the Joint Base Command He takes this situation very seriously, and from the beginning the security forces have worked with numerous state and local law enforcement agencies to monitor the situation to ensure the continued safety of the entire community.”
Reading suitfiled March 15 in the US District Court for the District of New Jersey by her legal counsel at the Thomas More Society, alleges that Reading was treated unfairly and that her civil rights were violated.
in Statement provided to Fox News DigitalChristopher Ferreira, Special Adviser to the Thomas More Society, noted that in November 2022, Reading shared “how she had attended a primary school ‘Maths Night’ the night before with her seven-year-old daughter, who after reading posters confirming LBGT in school entry asked her mother On the meaning of “plurality of sex”.
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“Ms. Redding only questioned why children at the elementary level were invited to research topics of sexuality, noting that it was neither in the state educational standards nor in the board-approved curriculum. Ms. Redding did not name names or schools, and called for a respectful discussion,” Ferreira added. .
Angela Reading has been reported to the police over her Facebook post objecting to posters about sexuality at her children’s primary school. (Thomas More Society)
The suit also alleges that North Hanover Police Chief, along with military personnel from Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, pressured Reading. Remove her Facebook post.
The suit further alleges that the defendants falsely portrayed Reading as a “security threat” and reported her to various law enforcement agencies and security agencies in an attempt to retaliate and intimidate her into silence.
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The lawsuit alleged that “the defendants acted individually and in conspiracy with one another to deny and freeze the exercise of Ms. Reading’s rights, including rights protected by the United States and New Jersey constitutions, as well as by other laws.”
