A piece on the BBC website. As we’d expect from the BBC, the headline makes no mention of the sex of the teacher, or that alleged victims were of both sexes:
“Teacher accused of child sex offences granted bail”
The Telegraph (£) covers the story, and – despite a mention in the article that one of the alleged victims was a boy – has a headline that references only the female victims:
“Female PE teacher sexually abused schoolgirls, court told”
Also this in the article:
“During the short hearing, Ms James, wearing a cream two-piece outfit…”.
Can you imagine the following if the alleged abuser were a man?
“During the short hearing, Mr James, wearing a dark blue suit…”.
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Justice for Men & Boys 
There’s a present avalanche of similar cases, where female teachers, in a position of power and responsibility, abuse children under their care, children of both sexes. The problem has probably hidden in plain sight forever. At my grammar school, some 55 years ago, the girls’ PE mistress was known to have a ‘thing’ for young girls, and this was simply laughed off.
This ‘power & control’ over those who are weaker and constrained by a system gives hints that the ‘Duluth Model’ is simply a feminist projection of how their own minds work.
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This is truly sickening. The epidemic of female teachers sexually molesting their primarily male students is rampant! And of course like the BBC all mainstream media won’t mention the sex of the perverted criminals if they’re female! And of course their punishments, if they even get any are far, far less than if they were male! Beyond revolting!
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