A Halloween event planned for later this month is upsetting parents who don't agree with the event's activities.
ENCINITAS, Calif. — A Halloween event planned for later this month is upsetting parents who don't agree with the event's activities.The event is called Boo Bash, described on the flyer as the queerest free Halloween party for youth & families. It offers games, trick-or-treating, and a family-friendly drag show.
Jonna says he got a call from a concerned parent who told him they got the flier in an email. They now want to know how or why it was sent via a district email. The event's organizer, Kathie Moehlig, says the Halloween Party is being put on by Trans Family Support Services, an organization that supports trans families across the country, based here in San Diego.
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