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> From: Bill Richer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Date: Fri, 8 Feb 2002 17:35:39 EST
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> Subject: [CTRL] "Mom, I'm a lesbian."
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> http://www.focusoneducation.com/teachers/news/a0001186.html
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> Half Truths, Homosexuality, and the National Education Association
> by Dick M. Carpenter II, Ph.D.
>
> This opinion editorial first appeared in newspapers in July, 2001.
>
> "Mom, I'm a lesbian."
>
> Over the past decade, increasing numbers of children have dropped this
> bombshell on devastated parents. However, when one daughter recently said
> this after returning from a Massachusetts school, the mother was more
> perplexed than devastated-her daughter was only 9 years old.
>
> "Well, honey, what makes you think you're a lesbian?" asked the mother.
>
> "Today we had some people come in our class, and they told us what it means
> to be gay. That's when you love someone that's like you, and you don't like
> the boys. Because I love my friend, Sara, we know that we're going to get
> married when we grow older. That means we're gay."
>
> If the National Education Association (NEA) has its way, this conversation
> will be replayed in millions of homes across the country. At its annual
> convention during the first week of July, the world's largest teachers union
> will consider a resolution promoting programs and curricula designed to
> normalize homosexuality.
>
> According to the resolution, the NEA seeks to indoctrinate PreK-12 students
> with pro-gay messages by "disseminati[ng] programs and information that
> include the
>
> contributions, heritage, culture and history of gay, lesbian, bisexual and
>
> transgender people." To create these programs, the NEA calls for the
> "involvement of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender educators in
> developing educational material used in classroom instructions."
>
> The resolutions also support using "gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender
> education employees as role models" and call for "coordination with gay,
> lesbian, bisexual and transgender organizations" in inundating schools with
> gay-friendly curricula and programs.
>
> Apparently, the NEA has abandoned teachers and students in favor of the
> latest in-vogue cause and in so doing show its true colors-an ultra-liberal
> organization far out of the mainstream and dedicated to half-truths dangerous
> to children.
>
> To begin, while the NEA believes schools are the proper avenue for advancing
> homosexual causes, the mainstream public clearly disagrees. A Phi Delta
> Kappan/Gallup poll indicates that 63 percent of Americans oppose "teaching
> about the gay and lesbian lifestyle as a part of the curriculum in public
> schools," and only 9 percent believe it should be presented as "an acceptable
> alternative lifestyle."
>
> Worse yet, through its membership of 2.3 million public school teachers, the
> NEA wields enormous clout in school districts and implements its agenda on a
> captive audience of tens of millions of children. With a population of 2.6
> million teachers in U.S. public schools and more than 2 million of those NEA
> members, you do the math.
>
> One only need look at recent instances in schools to see how the NEA's
> resolutions would play out in classrooms.
>
> In Marin County, Calif., all second- through fifth-graders at Pleasant Valley
> School were called to an assembly put on by a local theater group. The group
> taught the children slogans such as, "I'm gay and it's OK." The skits
> included one in which Rapunzel cut her hair and ran away with her girlfriend.
>
> Montpelier, Vt., high school students were taken to an unannounced assembly.
> Once there, they were presented with a panel entirely made up of gays,
> lesbians, and bisexuals who talked about how happy, healthy and productive
> they are.
>
> Hayward, Calif., elementary school students were forced to hear about their
> teacher 's homosexual lifestyle after the teacher's homosexual partner sent
> flowers to him in the class.
>
> Finally, missing from the NEA's plans is "the rest of the story." If the NEA
> wants to tell kids about this contentious issue, at least give them the real
> truth.
>
> They ought to talk about the dangerous health risks accompanying
> homosexuality, including syphilis, damage to the intestinal tract and the
> mother of all STDs, AIDS. In that discussion, kids should be given the latest
> CDC statistics, which indicate a substantial increase of new AIDS infections
> in gay adolescents and those in their early 20s. In 75 percent of those, the
> disease was sexually transmitted.
>
> The NEA should inform students how many gays feel alienated from family,
> separated from God and emotionally devastated due to promiscuity.
>
> And they should tell kids they have another option to being gay, as
> demonstrated by the thousands of ex-gay men and women who left homosexuality
> and now lead straight lives, many married with children.
>
> Obviously the NEA will no more support telling students these things than
> they will endorse government money for private schools. Make no mistake, the
> NEA is not about protecting kids or making schools safe. It is about
> scattering seeds of pro-gay ideology through the minds and hearts of
> America's children.
>
> Dr. Dick Carpenter is an Education Policy Analyst in the Department of
> Legislative and Cultural Affairs at Focus on the Family
>
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