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Travis Lohr recently graduated from Kellogg High School At an assembly with graduating seniors and underclassmen, Lohr reportedly told his fellow students: “[b]oys are boys and girls are girls. There is no in between.” As a result, he was barred from walking at graduation, and also lost a job offer with the U.S. Forest Service because of it.

"I wasn't able to walk at graduation. My offer to work for the forest service was rescinded," Lohr said in an interview with Fox and Friends Weekend Sunday. He was scheduled to begin his job “fighting wildland forest fighters” on Sunday, but when he arrived to complete his final paperwork, he was told by his supervisor that the job offer had been revoked.

According to a report from the Idaho Tribune, the supervisor who revoked the job offer is one John Heyn. Heyn serves as leader of the North Idaho Type III Incident Management Team, part of the Coeur d’Alene River Ranger District of the U.S. Forestry Service. According to the Tribune, Heyn is married to Natalie Heyn, a teacher at Kellogg High School.

The incident originally occurred on June 1. According to the Idaho Freedom Foundation, as part of graduation activities, seniors were asked to give advice to the underclassmen. Lohr had pre-approved remarks, but chose to depart from his prepared statement in the moment. Lohr says the comment drew raucous applause. “There was a short pause, and then an uproar of cheers,” he told the outlet.

School administrators then banned Lohr from walking at graduation. That prompted more than 100 students, parents, and community members to protest outside the school, including a school bus driver for the school who was promptly fired.

At some point during the protest, the Shoshone County Sheriff’s Office said that outside groups were planning to attend in excess of 300 people, and alerted the district to potential violence. The school district then made the decision to cancel graduation, but then secretly held the ceremony anyway on Saturday.

https://campusreform.org/article?id=23424

And the Sheriff of the area? SHE, Holly Lindsey, was apponted when the former Sheriff retired before his term for health concerns. The Lesbian Sheriff is the "Life Partner" of a female Art Teacher in the District, Rachel Krusemark.
https://twitter.com/IdahoTribune/status/1664759212474535937

In Idaho.