CA to teach gay history

[namvet]

California has become the first state in the nation to require public schools to add lessons about gay history to social studies classes, after Gov. Jerry Brown (D) signed the landmark bill on Thursday.

Democratic state Sen. Mark Leno of San Francisco, the bill's author, has said that teaching gay history in public schools will teach students to be more accepting of gays and lesbians.

FOX

wonder if HIV will be par for the course???

[Bailey]

California has become the first state in the nation to require public schools to add lessons about gay history to social studies classes, after Gov. Jerry Brown (D) signed the landmark bill on Thursday.



FOX

wonder if HIV will be par for the course???

Or that it was the gay man that spread it far and wide? I doubt it.

[namvet]

will it include the history of HIV, strap on dildo's and which orifice to use ???

pass out photos of gay hero's like Rosie "the Riveter " Mcdonald


puke

just wondering how far are they prepared to go

[Yoshi]

Close-minded much? I think this is great...they will learn more about it, and I am pretty sure they will learn about the HIV's, but seriously? The class is just like history, stop being so perverse.

[Rebel Yell]

Close-minded much? I think this is great...they will learn more about it, and I am pretty sure they will learn about the HIV's, but seriously? The class is just like history, stop being so perverse.

How about this? If it's worthy of being taught, just put it in the fucking history books. We're gonna eventually run out of time for things like math and science making sure every little group is fully appreciated.

[namvet]

Close-minded much? I think this is great...they will learn more about it, and I am pretty sure they will learn about the HIV's, but seriously? The class is just like history, stop being so perverse.

they already know. the MSM has seen to that. It's really part of the general dumbing down of students. There are so many social engineering subjects taught, that there is little time to teach anything that might be necessary. California is generally backwards and upside down. If businesses are taxed so much that they are forced out of state, it's a good thing. Overregulation is considered a lure to foreign investment. Graduating illiterate and unedcated children will make them more competitive internationally.
its liberal child abuse

try using both eyes, ears and what's left of your dead brain numb nuts

[jnkbortka]

Close-minded much? I think this is great...they will learn more about it, and I am pretty sure they will learn about the HIV's, but seriously? The class is just like history, stop being so perverse.

you say "under god" shouldn't be in the pledge because some people aren't christian...

well some people are against gay marriage, and gay rights period, so they shouldn't be required to learn stuff against their beliefs, especially because this course will undoubtedly be biased for the fags...

M'KAAAY?

[Articulate_Ape]

I thought they already covered at least some French history in Social Studies class. This seems a little redundant to me.

[CaughtintheMiddle1990]

I thought they already covered at least some French history in Social Studies class. This seems a little redundant to me.

Never understood the hate for the French. I mean they helped us in our revolution; even if it wasn't for "humanitarian reasons", they did still aid us; We've got the Statue of Liberty from them which still stands as the welcoming beacon to America and is one of the most iconic images of America; de Tocqueville's "Democracy in America" which I've seen people of all political affiliations quote, possibly one of the greatest tributes and examinations of our (early) country written. They have a pretty interesting culture and history themselves, and I'm sure anyone of European descent probably has a little French somewhere.

[lacarnut]

Never understood the hate for the French. I mean they helped us in our revolution; even if it wasn't for "humanitarian reasons", they did still aid us; We've got the Statue of Liberty from them which still stands as the welcoming beacon to America and is one of the most iconic images of America; de Tocqueville's "Democracy in America" which I've seen people of all political affiliations quote, possibly one of the greatest tributes and examinations of our (early) country written. They have a pretty interesting culture and history themselves, and I'm sure anyone of European descent probably has a little French somewhere.

You do not understand a lot of things cause you are f....k up from soup to nuts. Plus, you do not listen.