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Controversial ‘inclusive’ curriculum now required for WA school districts
Public schools in Washington must now teach students about the contributions of the LGBTQ+ community and their perspectives.
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Today’s poll question is, as we’ve come to expect, is composed in a biased way that invites a knee-jerk prejudiced answer. Rather, the poll should include “and their perspectives.” Yeah, I’m nor LGBTQ+ either, but I understand that unless I learn about those who are different from me, either in race, religion, politics, gender ID and sexual orientation, I’ll be (accurately) considered stupid and/or biased by those who are so informed. High school is not too soon to start becoming enlightened with the world.
No one wins these debates. The facts are, Trump is a felony. No further debate needed.