Gay studies for children

[ilbegone]

As if our children weren't being educated as it is, the far left social engineering unit just won't quit:

California lawmakers fight over bill to teach students about gay people's contributions

A measure proposed by state Sen. Mark D. Leno of San Francisco would require new social science textbooks to include 'a study of the role and contributions of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender Americans.

More: http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la...,1951209.story'

[Ayatollahgondola]

This could be an interesting one, because I think it will pit the aspiring latino electorate against their own representational group in the house. Latinos are not notoriously tolerant of gays, but their representational group will most likely side with the diversity cabal, lest they lose funding and support.

Could this end up being one of those divisive issues that shows the latinos as a whole just how they will be treated by the supposed democracy they have been led to believe they can influence by sheer numerical advantage?

[Twoller]

"transgender contributions"? Transgender "surgery" hasn't been around long enough to record any historical contributions. I wonder who they had in mind to show up in these textbooks to offer up transgender "contributions".

[Rim05]

I can only say it is good that I do not have school age children.

[Rim05]

Second thought, why do parents sit by and not raise hell? They deserve what they get.

[Kathy63]

What's gone wrong with group identity history, is that once they get in the contributions of blacks, latinos, gays and women, there is no course time left for teaching what the real historical figures did.