TruthWire responds to Kristin Trudeau: Her issue isn’t “misrepresentation”—it’s that parents saw a problem. She blames my article, but parents came to TruthWire after the school district and most of the board ignored them, as families reject harmful cultural trends.
Kristin Trudeau’s recent open letter makes repeated claims that she has been accused of teaching sex education to middle schoolers. To be clear: that has never been my assertion. What has been raised—and what she sidesteps entirely—is the question of judgment, transparency, and appropriateness when a professional counselor with certification as a sex therapist is placed in a position of authority within a public school.
No article I published claimed she was personally leading a “sex ed class.” Rather, the concern was (and still is) about the intersection of her public role in a school setting and her private practice specialization, particularly in light of the controversy surrounding Williamson County’s Family Life Curriculum and how it was implemented. Pointing out those optics is not a distortion—it is a matter of public accountability in a taxpayer-funded environment.
