I’m glad they won
I’m glad they won
I remember that you used to have to get a permission slip signed by your parents to be in sex-ed classes. Is that still a thing? If so, I don't see why you can't opt your kids out of the fag brain washing too.
Something tells me that talking about mental health, violence, sexual abuse, drugs, STD's, etc.. are not part of "LGBTQ+" education. I bet that the "just try it, you might be gay!" shit is though.
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>The U.S. Supreme Court sided late last week with religious parents who want to pull their children from public school lessons that include LGBTQ-themed storybooks. One Colorado family is calling it a win for religious freedom, but not everyone agrees. The Supreme Court ruled in the Mahmoud v. Taylor case that the LGBTQ+-themed storybooks used in the classroom are encouraging certain values, specifically, that same-sex marriage and transgender identities are normal and acceptable, which goes against the religious beliefs of the parents who filed the lawsuit.
I remember that you used to have to get a permission slip signed by your parents to be in sex-ed classes. Is that still a thing? If so, I don't see why you can't opt your kids out of the fag brain washing too.
Something tells me that talking about mental health, violence, sexual abuse, drugs, STD's, etc.. are not part of "LGBTQ+" education.
I bet that the "just try it, you might be gay!" shit is though.
Archive: https://archive.today/PMV4T
From the post:
>>The U.S. Supreme Court sided late last week with religious parents who want to pull their children from public school lessons that include LGBTQ-themed storybooks. One Colorado family is calling it a win for religious freedom, but not everyone agrees.
The Supreme Court ruled in the Mahmoud v. Taylor case that the LGBTQ+-themed storybooks used in the classroom are encouraging certain values, specifically, that same-sex marriage and transgender identities are normal and acceptable, which goes against the religious beliefs of the parents who filed the lawsuit.