You remember our favorite Canadian teacher, right? The "transgender" woman with fake breasts the size of battleships who teaches shop class?
Well, we learned recently that this dude may wear this sexualized outfit when teaching kids in a high school, but when he's out and about he dresses like, you guessed it, a normal dude.
Well, now after showing up at work like a fake woman for MONTHS the school is FINALLY doing something about it after it was found out that he dresses like a normal person outside of school.
A transgender teacher with prosthetic Z-cup breasts has finally been suspended from her [sic] Canadian school after pictures showed her [sic] in men's clothing, proving she [sic] does not wear the provocative attire all the time.
Kayla Lemieux, who claims the breasts are real and the result of a medical condition, has come under fire for her [sic] tight outfits and huge prosthetics, with parents previously claiming she [sic] 'mocks women and the education experience.'
The Halton District School Board (HDSB) confirmed she [sic] had been placed on paid leave on Tuesday - though she [sic] continues to be paid for her [sic] role at Oakville Trafalgar High School.
Notice how the dang media goes along with the whole charade? They are literally reporting on this dude's sick pedo fetish and they continue to call him "her." The heck happened to the free press, man??
Stop defending the delusions of creeps.
'While not currently on an active assignment, the teacher remains employed with the HDSB,' board spokesperson Heather Francey told the Toronto Sun.
It came as parents of students lined up to attack the schoolboard for its failure to impose a stricter dress code on Lemieux sooner.
One woman received a rapturous applause on Wednesday evening as she told a board meeting it was imperative that 'forms of identity and expression presented in the school environment be scrutinized against the child's safeguarding practices.'
Lemieux has bizarrely insisted her [sic] breasts are natural and a result of a condition called 'gigantomastia' - though she [sic] admits she [sic] has never received a formal medical diagnosis.
Yeah, and I have uromysitisis...
She [sic] also claims to be intersex - meaning she [sic] was born with both male and female sex organs - rather than transgender.
But her account was called into question this week as pictures emerged appearing to show her [sic] dressed as a man - without the large prosthetics and blonde wig.
Oh, THAT'S what it took to take all of this into question?
Not the showing up with man boobs one day and then breasts the size of a Volkswagen the next?
The images were the reason for the eventual suspension, the Toronto Sun reports.
Until this week, the teacher had the full backing of her schoolboard who said the issue was a 'personnel matter.'
Students were even threatened with suspension if they were caught taking pictures or videos of her.
In Wednesday's board meeting, Lemieux was not mentioned by name as parents, teachers and board members voted on the school's 'professionalism' policies.
At several times HDSB chair Margo Shuttleworth - who previously defended Lemieux as an 'extremely effective teacher' - had to quieten noise and applause from parents, asking them to keep their 'comments inside their head.'
Yeah, everyone should be fired.
Every single school board member, every teacher who kept their mouth shut, every person who could have stepped in and didn't.
Firing them is a mercy. A just society would put them in jail and throw away the key.
They let this creepy weirdo around kids at least since the start of this school year and did nothing about it because of some equity and inclusion bullcrap.
This week, Ontario's Minister for Education Stephen Lecce told the Toronto Star: 'Halton parents are rightfully outraged at what's taking place.
'The welfare of kids should prevail in our judgements in school boards and in government.'
And local MPPs Natalie, Pierre, Stephen Crawford and Ellie Triantafilopoulos signed a joint statement claiming the board has 'abdicated its responsibility by failing to put the interests and safety of students first.'
The statement was published on Tuesday - the same day Lemieux was officially suspended by the school.
Parents in the area have also set up a GoFundMe page to raise money for a legal fund to sue the school.
A similar page raised nearly $10,000.
