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May I ask, What is wrong with the left coast???
This sickens me to no end, why is the subject of sexuality brought up, other than a boy has a "weenus" and a girl has a "china", to 5-6 year olds? I'm leaving a link so you do not think I am rambling.
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I have no problem with what that teacher did. It's no different than having the students sign a pledge card not to call someone the "n" word or other racial slurs. It's not meant to be a plege plege. The purpose was obviously to teach the kids not to be racist or sexist. This teacher was teaching tollerance. Any age is appropriate for that in my opinion as long as it's done well. It does no good to hide gays and lesbiens from kids as they are out there and they SHOULDN'T be hidden. This should NOT even be an issue.
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Since you know and have a child, tell us, at what age should a child be taught these things?
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Better they learn from school rather than some biggot or their biggoted peers teach them. This isn't an issue of teaching kids about sex. This is an issue of teaching the kids tollerance toward different social groups. This is no different than teaching them tollerance of blacks, whites, Muslems, Christians, etc...
Sex does not come into the equasion with what this teacher was trying to teach. The only reason this is even causeing a problem for a segment of people is that they're biggoted and want to "shield" their youngsters from the "devil" of gays/lesbians. Kids need to learn tollerance at a young age. They're never too young to learn that. |
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Are you accusing me of something? I bring up the AGE of the child and y'all start saying all kinds of bad things. So in your fun world Blacklight, you would want your 4-6 year old to learn about sexuality in schools, because they are not "biggoted?" I am not sorry, but, I will not have my child taught about any type of sexuality at this age other then, what I mentioned before. |
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If this teacher passed out tickets for the students to sign saying that they wouldn't use racial slurs or bad language about blacks for example, would this even be an issue ? I repeat. This teacher was not teaching sexual relations. This teacher was teaching tollerance of another culture. I reiterate. A child can't learn tollerance early enough. |
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Don't know what you were doing in KINDERGARTEN, but I certainly do not remember tolerence lessons of Adam & Steve. |
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People, get real for a second. Kids are GOING to be exposed to this stuff someday. Trying to shield them from everything like this is just going to make them a lot worse off in life. How would you prefer it be done: in school, off TV, from the Internet? I'd prefer it in school, as done by a doctor. Quote:
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It's much easier to teach tollerance at a young age rather than at an older age when they get more set in their ways. |
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At what age are kids calling things "gay" in place of "stupid" these days? It was pretty young when I was in middle school. Probably not kindergarten, but certainly second grade. But then again, I went to a Catholic middle school. So who knows if that's an outlier.
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Am I gay? No. Am I a liberal? Yes (liberty and justice for all). Am I religious? Not in the mainstream way. Do I own guns? Yes (liberty again). Do I live in California? Yes (born there). Do I believe in a strong military? Yes, the world has not matured enough to have it any other way. Buddahaid |
I see a lot of people reading something into this that really isn't there. I'm a 25 year old college graduate and recent participant of the California public school system. Kids in middle and high school call each other names all the time including "anti-LGBT" ones.
I see this as an attempt to achieve a preemptive strike against calling each other bad names for the purposes of keeping behavior under control. Not all actions of the school is "instruction" on the academic matter but rather a large portion of school actions are for the purposes of keeping kids behaving long to learn something and possibly not emotionally scar each other. This is the latter. This is not "teaching kids to be gays and lesbians" this is "teaching kids not to call each other hurtful names." I can see nothing wrong with a school delivering a message of moral behavior. I'm sure some people condone being hurtful to people based on their sexual orientation to the east of me, but not on the ground under my feet. --- Let me pull out a good example of ignorance: Quote:
While I'm a scientist and an atheist I think that teaching certain things in school like The Bible and Creationism is great, in history or social studies class where it belongs. For example The Bible is a very important book (as is religion) in the sense of human history and it would benefit any one, regardless of religion, to know about it. Similarly I think you can teach Creationism (heck, what would that take, a week?) in school, just not in science class... because, it's not science. I can never understand why people get all up in arms wanting to teach creationism in science class. We don't teach Creationism in science class for the same reason we don't teach French literature in science class... BECAUSE THEY AREN'T MOTHERFLIPPIN' SICENCE! |
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