One individual was arrested after being escorted out of a Florida school board meeting after a debate over a proposed sexual education curriculum caused tempers to fume.

Broward County School District voted to approve a sex education curriculum that denies reality and opposes the terms “female” and “male” after a debate Tuesday night. The debate subsequently led to the arrest of a local advocate.

You know, because truth is a crime now.

In one section, the document recommends not to use the terms “female” and “male” and instead, opt for “cisgender.”

“You might commonly hear people refer to just being ‘male’ or ‘female,’ but the correct term is ‘cisgender,”’ the curriculum states, according to the New York Post. “For some people, what they see in the mirror and how they feel on the inside are different.”

A lesson plan for kindergarteners states that “there are some body parts that mostly just girls have and some parts that mostly just boys have,” according to the Post.

High school curriculum also reportedly included proper condom use for both vaginal and anal intercourse.

The Broward County School Board passed the proposed K-12 guidelines by a 5-4 vote after heated exchanges between both those for and against the change.

The fact that part of the board can potentially redefine facts and reality with a 5-4 vote, must also mean that a school board can decide the earth is flat with a 5-4 vote. Right? It should, at least according to this logic.

The South Florida Sun-Sentinel reported that Debbie Casey Espinoza was arrested after a verbal exchange with an activist named Deidre Ruth, who was opposed to the sex education curriculum and waiting in line for public comment.

According to the Sun Sentinel, Espinoza was a volunteer with Broward County Public Schools on its District Advisory Council.

According to Chalkboard News, in an affidavit, Detective John Mastrianni said after Espinoza was removed from the meeting and told to leave that she allegedly "lunged her body" at him, causing him to backpedal.

No surprise, Espinoza uses they/them pronouns, according to Chalkboard News.

The high schoolers at this school district had 29% tested at or above that level for math. That means nearly 70 percent cannot do math.

And this is what the Board of “Education” is concerned with? How to erase gender and teach minors about anal sex?

Board members are tasked with being in charge of education. That is why it’s called the “board of education.” They are not there to redefine words and be activists for degenerate social causes that actually go against education.

Just imagine how scary it will be when we have doctors who have been told since pre-school that male and female do not exist.

Nice try on the school board part, but fortunately I am pretty sure the State School Board will shut this reprehensible behavior down. Or at least, I suspect Ron DeSantis will.

Our “education” system is replacing actual education with woke ideology and there is no sign of these attempts slowing down.

Anyway, is the school board going to phone up Ron or should I?