Connecticut School Therapist Posts Vile Anti-Kirk, Racist Messages on Social Media

NEWTOWN, CT - Most people remember Newtown as the location of one of the worst school shooting disasters in American history, when 20 children and six adults were killed in a mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School. As horrendous as that incident was, the town continues to be the source of controversy, this time due to the behavior of one of the school system’s employees, ironically, a behavioral therapist.

The Connecticut Centinal reports that Danielle Slaughter Lozer, who works in that capacity for the Newtown Public Schools, apparently doesn’t follow her own “therapy” when it comes to her behavior on social media. 

As has happened with many leftists since the brutal assassination of conservative icon and devout Christian Charlie Kirk, Lozer took to social media to let everyone know exactly how she felt about Kirk. Since Newtown parents became aware of her insane posts, Lozer has, according to the Connecticut Centinal, locked down her social media accounts, but not before savvy users took screenshots of the vile comments she has been making. 

In one post, Lozer compared Charlie Kirk to a “white, gum-heavy devil” who “constantly trashed black people like we were garbage,” while blaming him for “poisoning” other people’s children with a platform “built on hate.” For anyone who ever watched or listened to Charlie Kirk, Lozer’s comments do not comport with the truth. 

“Death doesn’t change your legacy, it reveals it,” Lozer wrote. “And now, that voice of hate is gone, and I’ll be damned if you’ll catch me feeling sorry for him or any of you who loved him so dearly! I said WTF I said!” 

In response to Lozer’s unhinged rant, a man identified as Mike Cote sent an open letter to the Newtown Board of Education and Superintendent of Schools Anne Uberti. He wrote that parents must be vigilant about what educators are teaching in schools, and that schools need to hold employees accountable for their behavior. 

“Danielle Slaughter Lozer has failed to meet that threshold of even attempting to be a decent human being. This vile woman, Monday-Friday, has our kids beside her, listening, absorbing, and obeying her every word in a Newtown Public School,” Cote wrote on Facebook. “Would you, as a parent, want your child within arms reach of her, absorbing anything this woman has to say?” 

“She doesn’t believe in peaceful protest, peaceful dialog [sic]. She doesn’t have empathy or compassion. She expresses hate. Hate toward conservatives, hate towards white people, hate towards society that she feels wronged her and has no business being around curious minds!!!” Cote wrote. 

The Centinal reported that a petition is now being circulated to have her terminated immediately. 

The petition, on Change.org, claims that children are entitled to “a safe, unbiased learning environment,” while claiming Lozer “is not providing this to the children of Newtown and Sandy Hook. Her continued hate-filled vitriol is not only disturbing but clearly indicates her strong biases towards those who do not share her opinions or her race.” 

The Centinal was provided with many screenshots made by Lozer on social media, which ran the gamut of expressing hatred for MAGA, conservatives, and President Trump. 

Lozer also praised a song penned by Newtown resident Jim Allen, who wrote an unhinged screed wishing death upon President Trump, writing that she would “celebrate” his death. 

She referred to the United States as “white trash,” while calling the president a “d*ck sucker” and “pedo.” She said that “MAGA is going to hell. They are evil, God hating, country-hating pigs,” while making it clear she had no desire to live in unity with MAGA “crazy people.” 

She sounds charming and doesn’t belong within five miles of any children. 

She downplayed the assassination attempt on then-candidate Trump as “fake" and claimed it was “karma” to show Trump “what it feels like to experience an assassination attempt.” 

In another post, Lozer wrote, “If you’re going to have guns to fight against a tyrannical government, then actually fight when we have a tyrannical government! What are y’all waiting for? Go!” 

Also, following the Democratic Party playbook, she insinuated conservatives are “Nazis.” 

She is also a full-throated racist. The Centinal had screenshots of posts where she refers to whites as “whitey white boys,” while making comments such as:

“Never understood why white people identify with the oppressors instead of feeling the pride of the abolitionist? Now I do. It’s because they know they have the same hate in their heart.” 

Lozer downplayed the violence that took place in the aftermath of the George Floyd overdose death, portrayed as a police-induced murder. Sitting on the Executive Board of the Newtown Allies for Change (NAFC), Lozer claimed in a 2020 post that there were only “18 violent outcomes” out of all the riots that took place in the aftermath of Floyd’s death. 

According to The Centinal:

‘NAFC is a race-baiting, DEI-pushing grassroots advocacy group that got started in the wake of George Floyd’s death, which was most likely from a drug overdose and not a racially-charged targeted murder as certain social justice warriors would like you to believe.” 

NAFC pushes racial justice and pushes books such as “White Fragility” from acclaimed race-baiter Robin D’Angelo, as well as “How To Be An Antiracist” from another race-baiter, the shape-shifting name changer Ibram X. Kendi (Ibram Henry Rodgers), who pushes the idea that future racism (by blacks toward whites) is fair game to make up for past racism. 

NAFC supports Black Lives Matter, a radical Marxist group that pushes, among other things, the destruction of the nuclear family. The 1619 Project, an attempt at rewriting history by Nikole Hannah-Jones, recommends a podcast called “Nice White Parents,” which blames “white parents” for all the issues going on in today’s schools. 

Among claims pushed by NAFC is that blacks can't discriminate against whites, since white people “CANNOT be a victim of racism if the system has always been designed to benefit them. 

Moreover, the anti-white group has been permitted to put up a bulletin inside Newtown Public Schools. In one posting, they pushed another book by D’Angelo, “Me and White Supremacy,” which is being studied by the group’s “book club.” 

The Centinal reached out to the Newtown school superintendent’s office regarding Lozer’s anti-Kirk posts on September 18; however, they were told the district won’t comment any further since it is a “personnel matter.” The office also wouldn’t confirm which school Lozer works at. A check of the school system’s website by Law Enforcement Today did not show her as part of the school system’s health services department, nor special education. 

Superintendent Anne Uberti did, however, respond to a concerned parent via email:

“While employees have the right to express personal views outside of school, public posts that appear to celebrate violence, target individuals or groups, or conflict with our district’s values can raise legitimate concerns–especially when made by someone working with students,” she wrote. 

“To be clear, the views expressed in these posts do not reflect the values of Newtown Public Schools. As a district, we are committed to fostering a school environment where all students and families feel safe, respected, and valued–regardless of their political beliefs or backgrounds.” 

Unfortunately, unhinged people like Lozer often have difficulty separating their off-duty conduct from their conduct in the classroom, as we’ve witnessed especially since the Kirk murder. In fact, Lozer publicly supported a teacher who was fired for bringing political views into the classroom, writing, “Fired for telling the truth.” 

Cathleen Walsh, a law enforcement advocate and staunch conservative, contacted the superintendent with the following letter:

Good morning, I am writing to bring to your attention some deeply concerning social media activity by one of your employees, Danielle Slaughter Lozer.

Ms. Lozer frequently posts inappropriate and inflammatory remarks, including repeated expressions of hostility toward white people, Trump supporters, and members of the MAGA community. She has also engaged in hostile exchanges with neighbors and parents on local community pages, which reflects poorly on someone employed in our public school system.

Most disturbing, however, are her recent posts celebrating the death of Charlie Kirk and even expressing a desire for the death of President Trump. This crosses a clear line of basic decency and raises serious concerns about judgment and professionalism.

As a member of the public school system, Ms. Lozer represents the district both in and out of the classroom. Such behavior is unacceptable and should not be tolerated. I urge you to review this matter and take appropriate action.
 

Mrs. Walsh received a response from the superintendent much like the response she gave to the Connecticut Centinal. 

Law Enforcement Today hopes that by shedding some light on the conduct of this public employee, she will find employment elsewhere, perhaps as a barista at Starbucks. Or maybe a greeter at Walmart. Anywhere away from our innocent children.