CA Elementary School Kids Forced To Attend Gay Indoctrination School Assembly


The Glenview Elementary school is based on Common Core standards, which is a leftist federal program. As the Washington times has noted:

“The sharp criticism and re-examination of Common Core reveals dangerous fault lines. There’s an overreaching by the political and philanthropic power of an alignment of the Obama administration with money from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. There’s the risk of liberal-bias creep.”

If your child is enrolled in a school utilizing Common Core standards, currently in 43 states, you may want to keep a close eye on what programs and events your child is exposed to.

Parents were not alerted to this assembly, however, and one irate parent shared a video of the assembly that the school had put on their website. According to the irate parent,
There is a video on the school’s website showing the assembly… It was nothing more than homosexual indoctrination about the meaning of the rainbow flag and “queer” history. On stage was the rainbow flag but NO American flag. And then a “gay men’s chorus” sang songs about homosexual “freedom.”
This is an elementary school and children as young as 5 were present. Like I said, parents were NOT informed in advance. My child brought home a bookmark with the rainbow flag on it and a quote from radical lesbian poet activist, Audre Lorde, whose work includes a book called “Uses of the Erotic.” This is for Elementary School! …
Then they show videos about how all “families” are the same – two dads, two moms, etc. The video of the entire assembly is on the school website.
While many might consider it alright for children to be exposed to this kind of discussion, such decisions are definitely one to be made by parents, not school administrators.
The Glenview parents were not alerted to this assembly and promoting a homosexual lifestyle to children in the context of a discussion about the value of diversity is tremendously inappropriate.
Source: tpnn.com
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