Public School agenda

Granted, this is San Francisco, but here are 5
teachers who are still striving for normalcy.

Notice that the poster gives no support to normal kids. Apparently it is from
normal kids that a safe space must be provided. But read the fine print, and we
find out that support and resources are available. I hesitate to wonder what
that might mean.

Since they use the same pink triangle symbol that the Nazis had homosexuals
pin to their outer clothing, they seem to be invoking the same fear for a need
for safety. Are there Nazis in San Francisco making them wear pink triangles? Or
does the homosexual agenda see the unconverted masses as ready to annihilate
them?

Looks like more agenda to make unnatural sex a matter of civil rights.

Five teachers at San Leandro High School have refused to abide by a school district order to display a rainbow flag poster in their classrooms.

Last week, WorldNetDaily reported that the five teachers refused to display the poster because of their religious beliefs. But SLUSD superintendent Christine Lim said the policy calling for the poster to be displayed in classrooms is designed to make schools safe for homosexual students.
"This is not about religion, sex, or a belief system," Lim told the San Francisco Chronicle. "This is about educators making sure our schools are safe for our children, regardless of their sexual orientation."

According to Knight, the heated debate going on at San Leandro High is not about safety at all. "This is about bullying people and saying you will kneel down and bow to the Baal god of homosexuality -- or we'll make your life very miserable," he says.

The CFI spokesman maintains the school district is demonstrating intolerance toward the five teachers who are choosing not to display the posters -- and those teachers, he adds, are courageous for standing up to the mandate.

And it is wrong, Knight adds, to force teachers into a situation that implies their approval of an unsafe and unhealthy lifestyle. "When you put a rainbow poster up in your classroom, you're lending the authority of the teacher to the gay-rights movement," he explains. In essence, says Knight, the district is saying: "Kids, go ahead and try this behavior. Even your teacher is for it."

Unsafe, unhealthy, unnatural. Yet I bet they restrict smoking to within 500
feet from the the school.