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Miscellaneous / Verschiedenes » alt.tv.simpsons » Pro-Family Groups Unveil Homosexuality School Risk Audit as Response to 'Day of Silence'
| Pro-Family Groups Unveil Homosexuality School Risk Audit as Response to 'Day of Silence' [message #254852] |
Mi, 26 April 2006 20:37 |
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Pro-Family Groups Unveil Homosexuality School Risk Audit as Response to
'Day of Silence'
In the wake of the SBC's passage of Education Resolution at its 2005
Annual Meeting, American Family Association, Concerned Women for
America, Family Research Council and a pro-family coalition encourage
investigation of local school districts
To: National Desk, Education Reporter, Feature Reporter
Contact: Steve Crampton, Chief Counsel, American Family Association
Center for Law and Policy, 662-680-3886; Robert Knight, director,
Culture & Family Institute, an affiliate of Concerned Women for
America, 202-488-7000; Tony Perkins, president, Family Research
Council, 202-393-2100; Eunie Smith, president, Eagle Forum of Alabama,
alaeagle [at] charter.net; Linda Harvey, president, Mission
America,614-442-7998, www.missionamerica.com; Dr. Bruce N. Shortt and
E. Ray Moore, Jr., Exodus Mandate, 803 714-1744, www.exodusmandate.org;
Diane Gramley, president, AFA of Pennsylvania, 814-271-9078; Gary
Glenn, president, AFA of Michigan, 989-835-7978; Peter LaBarbera,
executive director of the Illinois Family Institute, and president of
Americans for Truth, 630-790-8370; Cathie Adams, president, Texas Eagle
Forum,972250-0734; Phil Burress, president, Citizens for Community
Values, 513-733-5775; and Hon. Twyla Roman, president, Ohio Eagle
Forum, 330-877-8339
COLUMBIA, SC, April 24 /Christian Wire Service/ -- Last June the Annual
Meeting of the Southern Baptist Convention approved a version of a
resolution submitted by Dr. Voddie Baucham and Bruce Shortt that, among
other things, warned parents of collaboration by public school
districts with homosexual activists and urged parents and churches to
investigate their local school districts. The Baucham-Shortt resolution
was endorsed by over 60 conservative grassroots organizations,
including many state chapters of the American Family Association,
Concerned Women for America, Eagle Forum, and Focus on the Family.
Following the adoption of the resolution by the SBC, Linda Harvey of
Mission America developed a survey instrument known as the "Risk
Audit" to assist Christian organizations, churches and parents in
determining whether their local school districts are placing children
at risk by having clubs, programs, policies, or curricula that could
influence children to regard homosexual behavior as an acceptable
lifestyle.
Today, the American Family Association, Concerned Women for America,
the Family Research Council and state chapters of pro-family groups
such as Eagle Forum have announced that they are following up on their
effort with respect to the 2005 SBC Education Resolution by encouraging
their state and local affiliates to undertake risk audits in local
school districts, especially in the wake of homosexual activist events
involving students, such as the "Day of Silence" scheduled for
Wednesday, April 26.
According to Concerned Women for America's Robert Knight, "Far too
few pastors and parents are aware of the extent to which many school
districts are collaborating with homosexual activists and the risks
that poses for our children and our culture. As the recent incidents
involving the sex education curriculum in Montgomery County, Maryland,
and the 'Little Black Book' in Massachusetts clearly demonstrate,
homosexual activists are becoming much more aggressive. CWA strongly
recommends that concerned citizens consider undertaking a risk audit
project."
Tony Perkins of Family Research Council said, "The insidious alliance
between some school administrations and homosexual activists has been
hidden from parents for far too long. Recent events in Lexington,
Massachusetts and similar instances across the country demonstrate the
next phase in the campaign to normalize homosexual behavior - the
capturing of America's youth. American families need to know about the
homosexual indoctrination being forced upon young impressionable minds.
Conducting a risk audit in local school districts will help do just
that."
Steve Crampton of AFA Center for Law and Policy said, "Promotion of
the homosexual agenda to our children may be the single greatest threat
to public schools in America today, but most parents don't even know
it is happening. This risk audit is the right response at the right
time."
Linda Harvey, founder of Mission America notes, "Based on my ten years
of tracking and researching the growth of homosexual activism in public
schools, I know that very few parents are aware that the majority of
public school districts are selling our children the dangerous and
false notion that homosexuality is a normal and acceptable
lifestyle."
Eunie Smith, president of Eagle Forum of Alabama, said: "For too long,
parents have endured substandard education in our schools, with social
engineering dominating the curriculum in many districts. This Risk
Audit puts a valuable tool in the hands of communities, enabling them
to hold schools accountable for politically-correct agendas."
Dr. Bruce N. Shortt of Exodus Mandate, and author of The Harsh Truth
About Public Schools, applauds the American Family Association,
Concerned Women For America, and the Family Research Council for their
effort to protect children and better inform parents: "The leadership
shown by these organizations in connection with the passage of the
education resolution by the SBC's 2005 Annual Meeting was courageous
and timely. Today, by encouraging their affiliates and other
organizations to undertake risk audits of local school districts, these
pro-family groups are taking an important step to protect our children
from a lifestyle that is profoundly dangerous and that far too many
school districts are promoting as acceptable."
Diane Gramley, president of AFA of PA, said, "This Risk Audit will be
an excellent tool for parents to use to discover if their school is
promoting the homosexual lifestyle and to what extent it is being
promoted. Those who promote this deadly lifestyle in our nation's
public schools have advanced their agenda unimpeded for too many years
and too many children are paying the price. I encourage all parents
with children in public and private schools to use this Risk Audit to
discover just what their children are being exposed to behind the
schoolhouse door."
Dr. Voddie Baucham, Bible teacher and author of The Ever-Loving Truth,
"I have believed all along that if parents knew just how bad things
were, we wouldn't have to ask them to find other educational
alternatives; they would come asking us. However, until now, parents
have lacked either the will or the tools to discover the truth. This
risk audit is the right tool at the right time. I just pray that the
results bring about the right response."
Gary Glenn of AFA Michigan, says, "Many parents have no idea that
homosexual activists are allowed to use our public schools as a
propaganda forum to indoctrinate and recruit young children and
adolescents. Here in Michigan, the homosexual Triangle Foundation
boasts that it has been allowed to use public school classrooms as
early as first grade to promote their high-risk agenda. Parents need
to be informed that the behavior and lifestyle homosexual activists are
promoting leads to dramatically higher risk of domestic violence,
mental illness, substance abuse, eating disorders, serious
life-threatening disease, and even premature death."
Cathie Adams of Texas Eagle Forum said, "Parents are responsible for
the education and upbringing of their children. That is why it is
imperative that parents have full knowledge of what their children are
taught in public school classrooms, especially concerning lifestyles
that are contrary to societal norms. It is most unfortunate that
homosexuality, bisexuality and transsexuality are embraced by America's
largest teachers' unions forcing even unwilling teachers to become
conduits for the union's radical agenda in classrooms. Parents do not
want their children held captive to that radical agenda, which is why I
am grateful that Mission America has designed a Risk Audit to protect
parents and their children."
Phil Burress of Citizens for Community Values said, "Most parents do
not want their children to be taught that homosexuality is a beneficial
and positive option, nor that homosexual marriage is a civil right. We
need to find out which schools are promoting these ideas, and the Risk
Audit provides grass roots citizens with a valuable tool for doing
this."
Additional information, including the Risk Audit, can be found at
www.missionamerica.com, and www.exodusmandate.org.
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| Re: Pro-Family Groups Unveil Homosexuality School Risk Audit as Response to 'Day of Silence' [message #254857 ] |
Mi, 26 April 2006 21:12 |
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> COLUMBIA, SC, April 24 /Christian Wire Service/ -- Last June the Annual
> Meeting of the Southern Baptist Convention approved a version of a
> resolution submitted by Dr. Voddie Baucham and Bruce Shortt that, among
Dr. Voddie "Voo-Doo Doll" Baucham! I wonder if it is one of those $50
Barbie dolls!
> other things, warned parents of collaboration by public school
> districts with homosexual activists and urged parents and churches to
> investigate their local school districts. The Baucham-Shortt resolution
The "Eat My Shorts" resolution
> was endorsed by over 60 conservative grassroots organizations,
> including many state chapters of the American Family Association,
> Concerned Women for America, Eagle Forum, and Focus on the Family.
Not to mention the following anti-homophobia organizations: RWIDG (Rob
Wade is Definitely Gay), HWNRATS (homophobes will never ruin
alt.tv.simpsons), EAMADH (Eat At McDonalds And Die, Homophobes), and
other like minded organizations.
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> Steve Crampton of AFA Center for Law and Policy said, "Promotion of
I wonder if Steve Crampton is related to Barbara Crampton, the B-movie
exhibitionist who was recently murdered by Phil Spector? If you ever
saw Barbara Crampton in a movie, and she had any clothes on, let me
know! I always wondered what she looked like with her clothes on.
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> Dr. Bruce N. Shortt of Exodus Mandate, and author of The Harsh Truth
> About Public Schools, applauds the American Family Association,
I wonder if Dr. Shortt has read that bestseller "Living Gay in the
USA", by Rob Wade?
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> Dr. Voddie Baucham, Bible teacher and author of The Ever-Loving Truth,
So, "Voo-Doo Doll" wrote a book, eh?
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> Gary Glenn of AFA Michigan, says, "Many parents have no idea that
> homosexual activists are allowed to use our public schools as a
> propaganda forum to indoctrinate and recruit young children and
> adolescents. Here in Michigan, the homosexual Triangle Foundation
> boasts that it has been allowed to use public school classrooms as
Uh oh, triangles are gay? Moe, why didn't you tell us?
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Most of the homophobes mentioned in this article were on Kent
Brockman's "the following people are gay" list.
One guy named Bauchman, one guy named Shortt. I tried to double
entendre that into something funny, but I couldn't.
Aaron Space Museum, trying to keep ats homophobe free and safe for
lunatics like myself.
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