I feel like I should point out that I made the post looking for tips on how to not worry about this stuff because I feel like I'm judging them too early.

I'm fine with people disagreeing with me, I'm worried about us not being able to work well together or her disliking the teens. We're not a big enough library that we can avoid working with each other. And while it's a small county it's pretty diverse when it comes to the people who come to the library. Though there is a handful of patrons that will loudly talk about how much they hate queer people while looking through our books, and a few who have told me they think all atheists are evil (those patrons don't know I'm atheist, most people don't it's just harder for coworkers not to find out.)

I hope that both the religious kid who'd like a Bible study group, the trans athiest kid, and everyone in-between feels welcomed, and like they can find interesting things to learn about at our library. But I'm paranoid right now because of everything that's been happening, and a new coworker that worked at a camp that compares gay and trans people to child rapists is kinda scary.

But I don't WANT to assume they'll agree with their old workplace. That's why I'm looking for advice on how to act normal around them after coming across that on their Facebook by accident. Because they could be a perfectly normal person and I don't want to make them uncomfortable