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Dana Zentgraf teaches vulnerable students at a Maryland elementary school, yet her Facebook posts advocated aborting male fetuses, condemned men as societal threats, attacked American patriotism, and called overthrowing the United States government the only answer.
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Dana Zentgraf, a Maryland special education teacher, urged women to stop giving birth to boys and advocated aborting male fetuses.
Zentgraf teaches students with learning, mental, emotional, or physical disabilities at Clopper Mill Elementary School.
She called overthrowing the United States government the only answer and portrayed strong displays of American patriotism as racist.
Neither Zentgraf nor Montgomery County Public Schools responded to requests for comment.
A special education teacher at a Montgomery County, Maryland, elementary school urged women to stop giving birth to boys and said she would abort a male fetus. The teacher, Dana Zentgraf, also wrote that overthrowing the United States government was the only answer, as reported by The Free Beacon.
Zentgraf teaches special education at Clopper Mill Elementary School, according to a Montgomery County Public Schools district directory reviewed by the Washington Free Beacon. She is responsible for teaching students with learning, mental, emotional, or physical disabilities.
Writing on Facebook under the name “Da Graf,” Zentgraf declared that all boys were threats to society. “It’s your son too. It’s all of them,” she wrote.
“They are all menace[s] to society, and we need to stop giving birth to them.”
Zentgraf told mothers that raising their sons properly at home would not protect them from what she described as a broader culture controlled by men. She argued that boys entering society would encounter a world teaching men that they possess power over women.
“You can do everything in your power to raise him to be a good man … But once he steps outside your home, he enters a patriarchal world that has taught men, in ways both subtle and overt, that they hold power over women,” Zentgraf wrote.
She then offered mothers a grim instruction. “If it’s too late to abort, raise him like your life depends on it because it does. All of our lives depend on it.”