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On November 6th, Spiked news in the UK ran this story, [https://www.spiked-online.com/2021/11/06/keep-gender-identity-ideology-out-of-schools/ Keep gender-identity ideology out of schools] | On November 6th, Spiked news in the UK ran this story, [https://www.spiked-online.com/2021/11/06/keep-gender-identity-ideology-out-of-schools/ Keep gender-identity ideology out of schools] | ||
[https://www.cnn.com/2021/11/04/us/texas-lgbtq-books-schools/index.html Texas governor calls books 'pornography' in latest effort to remove LGBTQ titles from school libraries] | |||
Part of the position of these anti-inclusion radicals is that schools are being used as laboratories of social engineering and that they are teaching children that gender identity and sexual orientation is a choice. This is simply a repackaging of the same old stereotype that people choose to be gay. | Part of the position of these anti-inclusion radicals is that schools are being used as laboratories of social engineering and that they are teaching children that gender identity and sexual orientation is a choice. This is simply a repackaging of the same old stereotype that people choose to be gay. | ||
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 As schools and students attempt to stop bulling and promote inclusiveness, some parents and politicians are doing their best to sabotage those efforts. On November 6th, Spiked news in the UK ran this story, Keep gender-identity ideology out of schools Part of the position of these anti-inclusion radicals is that schools are being used as laboratories of social engineering and that they are teaching children that gender identity and sexual orientation is a choice. This is simply a repackaging of the same old stereotype that people choose to be gay. |
