06-12-2014, 04:13 PM
I don't believe you can "teach" someone to be gay but I can certainly understand not wanting public schools to address that subject with one's child. I don't want anyone having that conversation with my son except his parents. I don't agree with that lifestyle and while I think the schools have a responsibility to protect all children from bullying and threats, the perceived solution to "expose" all children to LGBT instruction as a part of the sex ed curriculum so that they can be more accepting of the LGBT lifestyle/agenda, does not sit well with me. There is a push in public schools for the LGBT lifestyle to be "taught" or incorporated into school curriculum and I believe that is likely what the poster, Westerner, I believe...was referring to.
California governor signs bill requiring schools to teach gay history - CNN.com
The CDC Division of Adolescent and School Healthâs study revealed that 48% of schools in the US covered LGBT topics.
SIECUS - Questions and Answers: LGBTQ Youth Issues
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/06/09/educat...=all&_r=2&
5 Reasons Schools Should Adopt LGBTQ-inclusive Sex Ed | Josh A. Goodman
California governor signs bill requiring schools to teach gay history - CNN.com
The CDC Division of Adolescent and School Healthâs study revealed that 48% of schools in the US covered LGBT topics.
SIECUS - Questions and Answers: LGBTQ Youth Issues
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/06/09/educat...=all&_r=2&
5 Reasons Schools Should Adopt LGBTQ-inclusive Sex Ed | Josh A. Goodman
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Road traveled: AA (2013) > BS (2014) > MS (2016) > Doctorate (2024)
If God hadn't been there for me, I never would have made it. Psalm 94:16-19