A special education teacher at a Montgomery County, Maryland, elementary school has been found to have made controversial statements on social media, according to a review by the Washington Free Beacon. Dana Zentgraf, who teaches at Clopper Mill Elementary School, wrote on Facebook that women should stop giving birth to boys because they are a "menace to society" in a patriarchal world.
She also stated that if she were able to have children, she would abort a male fetus to avoid giving birth to her "own oppressor". Zentgraf's comments have raised concerns due to her role in instructing students with disabilities, including young boys.
The Montgomery County Public Schools district, where Zentgraf is employed, has a history of far-left activism, including spending over $450,000 on an "anti-racist audit" in 2020. Zentgraf's social media posts also reveal a strong dislike for men and the United States government, which she has referred to as "AMERIKKKA" and suggested should be overthrown.
Zentgraf's views on abortion and gender are also extreme, with her suggesting that aborting male fetuses could be a way to end "female oppression once and for all". Neither Zentgraf nor the Montgomery County Public Schools district has responded to requests for comment on her statements.