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Society · Education · November 5, 2026

Maryland Special-Ed Teacher’s Alleged Facebook Posts Call to Abort Boys and Overthrow the Government, Free Beacon Reports

Montgomery County, Maryland. The Washington Free Beacon reported on November 5 that a Montgomery County Public Schools special-education teacher wrote a series of Facebook posts in late October and early November that, in the outlet’s account, attacked men and boys and said overthrowing the government was “the only answer.”

This is a single-source story. The Free Beacon is the only outlet that has reported the posts, and we have not seen the screenshots ourselves. Neither the district nor the teacher answered the Free Beacon’s requests for comment. Everything below is the outlet’s account, labeled as such.

§ 01 / What the Free Beacon Says She Wrote

Per the Free Beacon’s review of screenshots, on October 18 she wrote, “The last thing I need in my life is a male centered woman.” On October 23: “If you have your son circumcised, you’re no different from a mother in Somalia,” in a sentence the Free Beacon quotes as continuing with a comparison to female genital mutilation. On October 24: “I feel like the only way out of this patriarchal hell is for there to be less men on this earth,” adding that she would abort a male fetus if she were of childbearing age.

On October 30, the outlet reports, she wrote, “You think voting is the only answer, I think overthrowing the government is the only answer,” and, under a photo of a vehicle with two American flags, said anyone who loves America that much is racist, using the spelling “AMERIKKKA.” An undated screenshot, around November 4, says men are “menace[s] to society” and “we need to stop giving birth to them,” with the line “If it’s too late to abort, raise him like your life depends on it.”

§ 02 / What Is Confirmed and What Is Not

The district’s public staff directory lists the teacher the Free Beacon names as special-education staff, which confirms employment and nothing about the posts. The Free Beacon says she posts under the name “Da Graf” and previously posted under her full name, including in comments on the district’s official Facebook page. We could not view the screenshots, could not confirm the posts are authentic or still public, and found no second outlet. Facebook posts can be edited, faked or taken out of context, which is why a second source matters.

The phone off the hook, the letters unopened. — Civic Intelligence illustration
§ 03 / The Open Questions for the District

No official is named in the Free Beacon’s reporting, and we do not tie any state or county officeholder to these posts. The relevant question is the district’s own: whether the posts are authentic, whether they violate its employee social-media rules, and whether anything has been done. Montgomery County has handled such complaints before. In November 2023 a county teacher was placed on leave over alleged antisemitic posts, per WTOP, and a middle-school teacher was investigated over Israel-Hamas comments, per Fox News. Those are earlier, separate cases and say nothing about the outcome here.

Where the record stands

Reported: the posts and dates above, per one outlet’s review of screenshots.

Confirmed by us: only that the district’s directory lists the named teacher as special-education staff.

Not documented: authenticity beyond the Free Beacon, any district or union response, any discipline, or any criminal allegation.

Bottom Line

One outlet says a special-education teacher wrote posts calling for fewer men and an overthrow of the government. The district has not said whether they are real, and nothing has been done that we can see.

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Every quotation on this page comes from the Washington Free Beacon’s account of Facebook screenshots it reviewed. We did not see the screenshots, have not independently verified that the posts are authentic or that they are still public, and found no other outlet reporting them as of November 5, 2026. Montgomery County Public Schools and the teacher did not respond to the Free Beacon, and we found no announced suspension, investigation or union statement. No criminal charge has been reported. We deliberately do not name the teacher or the school, which the Free Beacon does. This page will be updated if the district responds or other outlets report on the posts.