Mandatory Queer Indoctrination at School Causes Huge Uproar
In many American schools, administrators influenced by extreme-left ideologies from academia often impose their views on students, regardless of parental wishes. Recently, a plan for "gay pride" indoctrination in an Osseo, Minnesota school faced resistance, as reported by Mat Staver of Liberty Counsel.
The dispute arose when the school mandated a "gay pride" class for all students, with teachers required to follow prepared scripts, regardless of personal beliefs. The curriculum was difficult for parents to review or opt their children out of, with stringent requirements for accessing materials.
The push for this agenda came from four radical school board members, according to Liberty Counsel. Teachers were not permitted to opt out of teaching the lesson, and parents faced obstacles in reviewing materials or opting out.
The curriculum encouraged students to question their sexuality and adopt fake pronouns, with assignments labeled incorrect if they didn't embrace the ideology.
After Liberty Counsel intervened, the district relented, allowing over 1,000 students to opt out of the indoctrination classes at one school and over 400 at another. So many parents opted out that schools had to open additional spaces to accommodate those refusing indoctrination. Additionally, at least 500 children did not attend school on the day of the instruction.
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