Colorado Lawmaker Challenges Teacher Over Da Vinci 'Gender Fluid' Lesson
State Rep. Brandi Bradley confronts her son's history teacher about controversial art history claims.
- Bradley criticizes the teacher for suggesting Leonardo da Vinci was gender fluid in a classroom lesson.
- The teacher's lesson included a theory that the Mona Lisa was a self-portrait depicting da Vinci's feminine side.
- Bradley expressed concerns about the impact of such teachings on her Christian conservative son.
- The confrontation was recorded and shared on social media, sparking a debate on educational content.
- The teacher defended the lesson as part of a broader discussion on Renaissance self-expression.