Take ACTION: Is This Grooming Happening in Your Public Library? Time Sensitive.
Poster Inside the library
CALL TO ACTION
By Mark Delgado
We need all hands on deck - rather all hands sending out emails and phone calls to shut this event down.
Wednesday, June 25, between 4pm-6pm there will be a "Teen Pride Party" held at the North County Branch Library in Hunterdon County for ages 12-18 years young. Have you ever heard of a heterosexual party for minors? And no, I don't want to hear about these children needing a "safe space" to "be themselves." It's 2025 and people can be themselves, but adults shouldn't be encouraging a minor to engage in and with anything to do with sexuality and sexual interests. This surely isn't a "safe space" as you have adults facilitating teenagers aged 12-18 years of age to attend a party because of their sexual interests (or how they identify - most at this age don't even know what they want to be when they grow up). This is weird, this is wrong, and, in my opinion, this is predatory, or at the very least, opens the door to predators who want to take advantage of minor children invited to a sexuality celebration party. Minors can sign up without a parent's/guardian's consent, which puts these children at even greater risk as these 12–18-year-olds can attend this "Teen Pride Party" without their parent or guardian to ensure they are and will remain safe. Any parent that takes their child (or allows their child to go) to this type of event needs to re-evaluate their morals and job as a parent and stop trying to be a friend first to their child, thinking this is completely normal and what their child needs to be happy and "feel accepted."
Editor's note:
This is Passive Grooming
Your tax dollars subsidize public libraries. That's right you're paying for this passive grooming.
"Grooming is an insidious, predatory tactic utilized by abusers. Grooming is practiced by Narcissists, Antisocial predators, con-artists, and sexual aggressors, who target and manipulate vulnerable people for exploitation. Child grooming is the deliberate act of establishing an emotional bond with a child, to lower the child's resistance.” Out of the Fog. Out of the Fog is an organization of victims who are recovering from the groomers.
The Medical Dictionary defines grooming as: “The constellation of psychological manipulations and actions taken by a predatory adult, meant to reduce a child’s fears and inhibitions, as a prelude to sexual abuse or exploitation by the predator or his/her associates.”
The passive groomers who are putting on this event are certainly evangelizing minor children with psychological manipulations and actions to inculcate a sexual orientation that has no basis in science. LGBTQIA – XYZ is a developmental gender identity disorder. It is behavior. Note that parental permission or notification is not required for the event at the library this Wednesday!
What's also upsetting is to learn this event is being sponsored by the Partnership for Health Drug-Free Task Force Hunterdon County, NJ., which was created by Hunterdon Healthcare. "The goal of the Drug-Free Task Force is to reduce underage drinking and substance use within Hunterdon County. We work with our community to help young people make positive and healthy choices." - njprevent.com.
By sponsoring this event, their goal seems to be to increase and celebrate a minor child's sexual interest or help groom them into a certain sexual interest.
Adults holding parties for minor children to celebrate who they're sexually attracted to (or think they're sexually attracted to) or celebrate who they want to or are having sex with is simply weird and concerning.
I see this as a form of grooming and impairing and debauching the morals of a minor.
Taxpayers don't want the spaces their money funds to be used to highlight a minor child's sexual interest or groom young, impressionable children into one of the categories within the LGBTQIA+ group of labels.
Not requiring parental consent makes this even more dangerous as these minor children can be an easy target for predators.
We went from gays and lesbians fighting for the same rights as heterosexual couples (to get married and receive benefits upon their partner's death) to publicly announcing and celebrating who they have sex with and now they are bringing minor children into their celebrations under the guise of "Diversity, Inclusion and Pride."
Thank you for standing up for and wanting to protect minors from those adults who lack the responsibility, morals and common sense to know what is and what isn't appropriate for the very children they should be protecting.
Below are those involved in this event. Please email them right away to remind them how wrong this is, and that they must cancel it.
Act now to contact these individuals. Information is below.
Take Action Make your voices heard!
You do not have to live in Hunterdon County to call and complain. Public libraries receive state grants. These state grants are also your tax dollars.
Event Organizer and Teen Services Supervisor (also a member of the NJ Library Association)
Emily Witkowski - ewitkowski@hclibrary.us
Partnership for Health Drug-Free Task Force Hunterdon County, NJ Team Members
Wendy Sidebottom - wsidebottom@njprevent.com
Laura Talty - Project Coordinator ltalty@njprevent.com
If you also want to call and speak with someone or leave a voicemail, here are the numbers.
I recommend recording your phone call.
The state of NJ is a one-party consent - meaning you don't need the consent from anyone else to record audio, so long as you are part of the conversation that takes place.
Hunterdon County Library - Address: 314 State Route 12, Bldg. #3 Flemington, NJ 08822
908-788-1444 - ask to speak to a supervisor
North Branch Library (where the event is actually taking place) - Address: 65 Halstead Street, Clinton, NJ 08809
908-730-6262 - ask to speak to a supervisor
Partnership for Health Drug-Free Task Force Hunterdon County, NJ. - Address: 4 Walter E. Foran Blvd., Suite 410 Flemington, NJ 08822
908-782-3909 - ask to speak to a supervisor
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