Major ‘anti-gay bullying’ group tied to Obama admin awarded five-year government grant
Image via Wikipedia A top anti “gay bullying” organization has been awarded a long-term grant to to establish “safe spaces” in public schools across America days after the group’s founder left the Obama administration. The Division of Adolescent and School Health of the U.S. government’s Centers for Disease Control (CDC) has awarded a five-year, $285,000 a year grant to the Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network ( GLSEN ), the gay rights group announced in June as reported by World Net Daily . GLSEN’s founder is former Obama administration “Safe Schools” Czar Kevin Jennings , who resigned only days before the announced grant to head Be the Change, another national gay rights initiative. Jennings came under major fire from conservative groups and lawmakers for his participation in GLSEN’s lewd youth programs, including explanations of dangerous homosexual sex acts such as “fisting.” GLSEN in April was involved in a Facebook scandal involving its homosexual school clubs,