Thursday, April 4, 2024

North Face sponsors an LGBTQ overnight camp for prepubescent kids perform in drag



Kids as young as 12, who have been influenced by the left and now identify as either a lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, or as Rear Admirals in the US Navy, will be attending in a North Face sponsored overnight summer camp. The children will be encouraged to perform in drag where they will be closely watched by adult supervisors who enjoy watching these types of performances for some reason. 

The LGBTQ+ program is called Camp Brave Trails, and has locations in both Southern California and New York. The North Face along with shoe companies Toms and Chacos among others will be sponsoring the camps. 

In 2021, The North Face donated over $70,000 to support and encourage non-traditional sex practices among children, and have been supporting Camp Brave Trails for multiple years.

YouTube Videos posted by the LGBTQ+ camp reveal that young children involved in the program dress and perform in drag while wearing makeup.

“Welcome to Camp Brave Trails, where we blend all the traditional elements of a summer camp with an LGBTQ+ twist,” the camp’s site reads. “Our camp is thoughtfully designed to serve as a safe haven for LGBTQ+ youth.” 

The camp brags that children as young as 12 have gone on to start LGBTQ+ clubs at their middle schools after attending the camp, possible to encourage children who identify with their biological sex, to flip the script and identify as the opposite sex because it's woke.

The camp’s website says that campers will be immersed in “a space that encourages positive self-discovery, embraces diverse gender expressions, and nurtures creativity” and will have their “name, pronouns, and identity not only respected but celebrated!” because forcing others to go along with their delusions is empowering.

The LGBTQ+ camp’s woke founders, Kayla and Jessica Weissbuch, appeared on the Kelly Clarkson Show to hawk the program and explain how they run the camp. 

“All of our housing is genderless, bathrooms are genderless, we ask for names and pronouns from campers and they can change them all they like,” Kayla Weissbuch said. So if the children want to be called Jim on Monday morning but Jane in the afternoon, you better go along with it if you know what's good for you. 

The camp has a closet where children can grab the clothing that goes along with their daily identity and can change clothing as often as they change their pronouns and how they see themself at the time.

 “I was able to perform, do drag, I was able to do … so many activities,” one gender dysphoric camper who was on the show noted.

The camp is open to children between the ages of 12 and 17, with the site explaining that “we divide campers into cabin groups by age; we never divide campers by gender.” This is because their 'genders' can be changed like underwear to accommodate their "delusion of the day" but cannot really change their sex.

While Camp Brave Trails brags about having several woke sponsors, The North Face has repeatedly pushed a far-left agenda on both gender and race and gets a gold check in virtue signaling balderdash.

The company most recently encouraged customers to complete a diversity, equity, and inclusion training course called “allyship in the outdoors,” enticing them with a 20% discount, as reported by The Daily Wire.  

The North Face was met with backlash over its “Summer of Pride” campaign, which featured advertisements highlighting a sexualized drag performer who, like the Bud Light gay man, Dylan Mulvaney, are misogynistic, cartoonish versions of  women.

Since The North Face began their virtue signaling campaign, many Americans have boycotted their products, often buying from Eastern Mountain Sports or other companies that sell outdoor sportswear of equal and better quality.

By the way, coming out as gay, bi, trans, is not brave. Being critical of how their organizations operate is brave.

Boycott The North Face. 

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