Obama administration appoints radical homosexual to Department of Education

[Skyowl's Wife]

One of my daughters was volunteering in a DoD school overseas where he son was attending. This was kindergarten, so it was much less structured than even the chaos that is other classes/grades today.

The classroom had a "kitchen" play area. Daughter noticed one of the little boys in the class wearing a dress (from a large box of donated dress-up clothes) and pretending to cook.

She pointed it out to the teacher, the teacher laughed and said, "He's expressing himself!"

ARGGHHHHH!

BTW, her kids are now home-schooled.

[unswydd]

This has already happened in the Girl Scouts of America. I figured it wouldn't be long before the "O" man to have someone in his pocket crawling out.

[herbalpagan]

There is no reason that sex ed of any kind should be in the schools, in my opinion. I "opted out" my children, since they would not tell me the curriculum or even when they would discuss things with the kids.

[doucmpuppiespn]

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Posted: June 05, 2009
12:00 am Eastern

© 2009 WorldNetDaily

Kevin Jennings, a homosexual activist who worked to create "safe spaces" for gay students at schools, has been appointed by the Obama administration to be assistant deputy secretary of the Office of Safe and Drug-Free Schools inside the Department of Education.

Jennings is also the founder of the Gay, Lesbian, Straight Education Network (GLSEN), a "leading advocacy organization to promote a homosexual agenda in schools," said Peter Sprigg, senior fellow for policy studies at the Family Research Council.

"Their definition of safe schools are schools in which homosexuality is not only tolerated but is actively affirmed," added Sprigg.

Jennings coordinated school-centered campaigns, such as the annual "National Day of Silence," which Sprigg describes as part of a "safe schools" strategy that "takes a number of forms" to advance the normalization of homosexuality to children.

The organization's agenda "goes way beyond" anti-bullying policies to include so-called non-discrimination codes that "end up discriminating against people with traditional values," adds Sprigg.

"They pursue this agenda not only at the high school level, but at the middle school level and even at the elementary school level, from kindergarten on up."

Jennings, who wrote the foreword for a book called "Queering Elementary Education: Advancing the Dialogue about Sexualities and Schooling" once gave a speech in which he told the "religious right" to "drop dead."

Jennings is "controversial even for a 'gay' activist," said Sprigg.

"I just think his stands are beyond the pale."