I have written a lot about bullying, and I still find it appalling that children are still doing it. What I do not find surprising is that the LGBT proponents have tucked that verbiage into their bag of tricks to twist the arm of America into believing homosexual lifestyle is normal. How you ask?
The last week of January was the "No Name Calling Week" which was partnered by Barnes & Noble as well as Simon & Shuster with a large grant from Cisco. Lesson plans were available for free and for high school students the focus was this:
This lesson is designed to help draw high school students' attention to anti-lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (anti-LGBT) bullying, name-calling and harassment.
Imagine, a whole week geared to nothing but drawing attention to anti-homosexual bullying.
I am so glad my daughters have long since graduated, but I fear for my future grandchildren because they will be forced to choke down adages which will go against what they are taught at home as in Biblical Principles and what God says is good and right, as well as what God says is an abomination.
This is just another jaunt of Satan's into the subtleties of words that make sin politically correct. Bullying is an epidemic. Bullying of homosexuals is just a minor part of a huge problem. Bullying on the schoolyard and in the classroom is just a portion of the enormous problem of bullying worldwide -- in the workplace, in cyberspace, on the road (road rage), at the grocery store, on television, shock jock media personalities, most especially in the movie industry, and in politics.
Read the article by Rebecca Burgoyne, CFC Research Analyst by clicking on the title of this article
2 comments:
I was cringing when I read this because I can't believe sometimes the material they introduce to our children via public schools. I have two young children, my daugher is 7, my son is turning 3 and I don't look forward to the things they are going to be taught and the ideas that are going to be exposed to them as if they are fact. I guess it's up to us parents to remain vigilant in steering our children down the right moral and ethical pathways and keeping communication open so that they feel open enough to come home from school and share what is being taught.
An important topic and last week was lost to me as I haven't been able to catch up with the news lately.. Thank you for informing us all of it.
~blessings
It frightens me so much! We hear things that sound good, but they are truly rotten underneath the icing. I pray that all Christians will be able to discern the truth from lie.
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