http://www.mensnewsdaily.com/archive/k/kouri/2005/kouri021405.htm


American public school teachers continue to fail in educating children while
students continue to suffer from violence and crime. Yet, some school
administrators find it more
important to preach about sexuality to kids and to push a gay agenda with
the help of the American Civil Liberties Union.

Public high school teachers in Santa Cruz County have recently begun hanging
pro-homosexual posters in their classrooms. Lesbian teachers also have begun
openly discussing their homosexuality in the classroom and providing
referrals to third party gay, lesbian, and bisexual organizations to
students questioning their own sexuality or who "feel queer," as one poster
states.

Numerous parents have complained to school officials because the students
are clearly a captive audience. Parents also assert that the instructors
stand in a position of authority but are teaching values that are
inconsistent with what is taught in the home.

While teachers engage in this conduct under the guise of promoting
tolerance, the teachers will not allow posters celebrating traditional
families. Further, a student who is not interested in joining a diversity
club is subjected to obscene gestures and other forms of harassment by
aggressive gay and lesbian students.

"What is occurring at this school is that militant teachers and pupils are
creating a hostile environment for students who hold faith-based or
traditional values which view homosexuality as immoral," said Brad Dacus,
President of the Pacific Justice Institute. "The radical homosexual teachers
' idea of diversity education is that they will have a monopoly on the
debate to the exclusion of everyone else."

Parents who have requested that the pro-homosexual posters be taken out of
the classrooms and pinned instead on public bulletin boards, where students
can either read or ignore them, or placed with posters showing competing
view points, have thus far been ignored by the school administration.

Homosexual organizations and the ACLU are reportedly claiming that this type
of tolerance and diversity education is necessary to comply with
anti-harassment laws. "That's misleading. The truth is that those laws are
not written exclusively for homosexuals. They apply equally to Southern
Baptists, Mexicans, the physically disabled and everyone else," said Kevin
Snider, attorney for Pacific Justice Institute.

"Bullying and harassment is never appropriate in school. But it was never
the intent of lawmakers to have public school teachers use anti-harassment
laws as a soapbox for state sponsored endorsement of homosexuality."

Jim Kouri


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