Dad dresses as Julius Caesar to protest gender-fluid attire at school

OAN Brooke Mallory
UPDATED 3:14 PM – Friday, March 10, 2023

As a way to excite his claim that the public school district intentionally encourages gender confusion, a Concord father dressed up as Julius Caesar to attend a school board meeting.  

Concord School District (CSD), has found itself at the center of a politically-fuelled media frenzy over some parents who are unhappy with their children’s gender-inclusive identity and language curriculum.

Michael Guglielmo (66) called for Christa McAuliffe elementary school to suspend CSD Superintendent Kathleen Murphy (Principal Kris Gallo) for authorizing such ideologies in the classrooms of CSD and allowing Silas Allard (24), an artist who identifies herself as LGBTQ+ to continue to work there

He has been very unreserved about his issue with the LGBTQ+ teacher, highlighting that he doesn’t believe that it’s appropriate for an elementary school teacher to be wearing traditionally-feminine clothing at work and that his past social media posts are also too perverse for children to view.

“My concern is that he’s engaging in gender confusion and gender dysphoria. I have no problem with the LGBTQ community,” Guglielmo.

Hundreds of other parents at the school even joined together to support Guglielmo’s concerns regarding the teacher and are asking the school to make Mr. Allard modify his choice of attire to look more stereotypically-male.

Guglielmo’s critics claim that Guglielmo, a dangerous man with a long history in New Hampshire of violent behavior and arrests, is the only threat to the elementary schools.

Guglielmo is often seen picking up his daughter wearing tshirts that display gun-imagery, and a red hat with the words “Guglielmo” written on it. This has been reported by other parents and school personnel. “F – k BIDEN.”

Guglielmo was prohibited from visiting Christa McCauliffe Elementary School or picking up his daughter last month due to an art teacher-artist exchange.  

Guglielmo asked Mr. Allard to use his phone to snap a photo of him. He agreed.

Guglielmo was happy to have Mr. Allard’s picture taken. Guglielmo next asked the art teacher if Mr. Allard would be willing to pose for the photo. Mr. Allard declined. CSD declared the father’s behavior harassment and intimidation and banned him from the campus for one month. Guglielmo began to report Mr. Allard, with the support from other parents who agreed with them, and to criticize the way he runs the classroom. The CSD eventually decided to place Mr. Allard on unpaid leave and open an investigation into all complaints Guglielmo, and other parents, had reported.

After one month, Mr. Allard was found to be in good health and the CSD decided to allow him to return to campus to continue his art teaching.

Guglielmo wore Julius Caesar costumes to protest the school board’s approval of Mr. Allard returning to the classroom.

“I am Caesar. Julius Caesar of Rome, the emperor. I am also a female… Does anybody here believe that? That I am Julius Caesar? Anybody believe that? No, of course not. It’s ridiculous,” Guglielmo spoke at the meeting.

“Your duty is to act in the best interest of children. It is to teach truth, not lies. Facts, not fiction. Biology, not a social agenda… As taxpayers, we deserve to have our children taught what we pay for, and it’s not a social agenda, whether it be right or left,” Guglielmo announced.

This isn’t the first time a parent has protested against their child’s school district or teachers. Many parents have also protested inappropriate or controversial curriculums that include topics like critical race theories or “CRT,” They also have some books they found in libraries at their school or in classrooms.

A spokesperson from the district came out and stated that they “reject all forms of hatred and discrimination,” It strives to “rejoice” Its diversity.

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