A Washington state school district removed testosterone vials from a high school Pride display after administrators determined they had been added without authorization, including some vials that still contained a small amount of unknown liquid.Bethel School District said administrators discovered testosterone vials "that still contained a small amount of unknown liquid" had been included in a Pride Month display at Graham-Kapowsin High School and removed them after concluding the items had not been approved by school leadership."We were made aware of a display at Graham-Kapowsin High School that included empty vials of testosterone as one of its visuals.The display also contained some vials that still contained a small amount of unknown liquid," Douglas Boyles, director of communications at Bethel School District, told Fox News Digital in a statement. OHIO TEACHER SUES HIGH SCHOOL FOR DEMANDING HE REMOVE LGBT POSTER INSIDE CLASSROOMStudents walking into the school building.
(Getty Images)"The inclusion of the vials was entirely unauthorized and did not receive approval from school leadership or administration," Boyles said.He continued, "Administrators have removed the vials and identified the individuals responsible for adding them without leadership approval." The district did not immediately address why the vials were included in the display or whether they were intended to represent gender-transition treatments.On Friday, Washington podcaster Brandi Kruse posted a photo of the Pride Month display at Graham-Kapowsin High School that appeared to show a transgender flag, an LGBTQ paper fan, a flyer that said "June is pride month" as well as a book called, "Pink, Blue, and You," along with a clear jar that appeared to be testosterone vials. "OH.MY.
LORD.We were just sent images of the Pride display at Washington’s Graham-Kapowsin High School," Kruse said in the Friday X post.
"It contains vials of testosterone injections."In a Friday reply to Kruse's X post...