New homosexualist pressure group demands “visible gay sexuality” in schools
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LONDON – The group Diversity Role Models was founded a year ago to further the homosexualist political agenda in British schools. The “anti-bullying charity” has said that homosexuality should be made more visible and therefore “more human”.
The group recently announced the appointment of gay activist Simon Blake as the new chairman, who comes to the job after fifteen years as a leading abortion lobbyist with Brook, the Family Planning Association, the Sex Education Forum and the National Children’s Bureau.
Blake told PinkNews, “Evidence shows we will continue to breed bullying and fear unless gay sexuality becomes visible in schools. We need openness in the playground, in the classroom and in the behaviour of teachers.
“Make sexuality human and it becomes an issue of fairness – something young people feel passionately about.”
The adoption of “anti-bullying” policies by schools and governments http://www.lifesitenews.com/news/bullying-in-the-name-of-anti-bullying/ has been a major step forward by the homosexualist political movement to quash all opposition. Having established in the public mind that homosexual teenagers are suffering inordinately from “homophobic bullying,” policies are being put in place by compliant governments in Britain, Canada and the US to ensure that schools will comply with the program to normalize the homosexual lifestyle.
Referring to the movement’s legal gains, Blake issued a thinly veiled threat to anyone in schools who might still dare to disapprove.
“People have their different personal beliefs about sex and sexuality, but the law is clear about gay sexuality. It is vital in a modern society that young people learn that bullying is wrong and that diversity is not something to be afraid of.
“Schools should be teaching what the law is, what people think about sexuality and how young people can protect themselves as they start to enjoy how they feel, and DRM helps them do exactly that.”
