Dangerous NJ School Library Book Promotes Gay Male Hookup AppDangerous NJ School Library Book NPR Morning Edition: Grindr “poses Exploitation risk to minors”.

“The dating app Grindr is supposed to be for men seeking men. But many underage boys are using it to hook up with adults, and that can put them at risk of exploitation and trafficking.” That was the conclusion of a report by National Public Radio’s Morning Edition (August 3, 2021). NPR continues:
 
“More than 100 men across the United States have faced charges since 2015 related to sexually assaulting or attempting to meet minors for sex on Grindr. That’s according to an investigation by the GBH News Center for Investigative Reporting. The list includes police officers, priests and teachers.”
 
“When he was in middle school, German Chavez says he was sexually assaulted by a 60-year-old man he met on Grindr. A year later, he says he was using the app to sell sex to help his family pay bills.”
 
“Now Chavez is in his 20s and sees himself as a mentor to gay and trans youth. One of his key pieces of advice for them – stay off Grindr and other apps meant for adults.”
 
But staying away from Grindr is tough to do in New Jersey.
 
Because in New Jersey, if the politicians and education establishment have their way, they will hook you on Grindr and similar sex apps in the classroom, in the school library.